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Hi,
Before I started using Photoshop Elements 3.0, I was using Canon software to get pictures from my digital camera, and Canon downloads the pictures into folders named by the date the pictures were taken on. I don’t see how to do that with Photoshop, but I’d really like to. It makes it far easier for me to find the right picture from different applications since I can just go by the dates on the folders. Is there any way to make Photoshop do this? Until and unless I can, I have reluctantly begun to use the Canon software again because I just can’t stand Adobe’s cataloguing system of filing the pictures into folders of "date downloaded" – who cares about that? I link the pictures to the dates they were taken. Thanks for any info and/or advice!
Michelle
(SeaShel)
Before I started using Photoshop Elements 3.0, I was using Canon software to get pictures from my digital camera, and Canon downloads the pictures into folders named by the date the pictures were taken on. I don’t see how to do that with Photoshop, but I’d really like to. It makes it far easier for me to find the right picture from different applications since I can just go by the dates on the folders. Is there any way to make Photoshop do this? Until and unless I can, I have reluctantly begun to use the Canon software again because I just can’t stand Adobe’s cataloguing system of filing the pictures into folders of "date downloaded" – who cares about that? I link the pictures to the dates they were taken. Thanks for any info and/or advice!
Michelle
(SeaShel)
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