How to use Elements 4 to group photos

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Jan 8, 2006
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I just installed Adobe Elements 4 and would like to know how to get all my photos in the same folder. I have digital images in several folders across three drives and would prefer a central location that I can back-up regularly. This will make access better too. Can Element do this automatically or do I have to painfully move the images? Thanks.
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I just installed Adobe Elements 4 and would like to know how to get all my photos in the same folder. I have digital images in several folders across three drives and would prefer a central location that I can back-up regularly. This will make access better too. Can Element do this automatically or do I have to painfully move the images? Thanks.

Sorry, I do not know Elements, but Bridge (in CS2 full-suite), or a program, such as ThumbsPlus can help you see what you have, and what you are moving. Each will do thumbnails of nearly all formats and you have full control when Moving, and creating folders. Windows Explorer will do this, but I find it a bit clunky. I’d look into the Album feature of Elements, but, again, I do not know this program.

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