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Running Windows 7 Pro and PSE 8.
I had PSE4 and installed 8 on my machine. Tried
to convert the catalog file from 4 to 8 with no luck.
So created a new catalog of my photographs that resides on drive D. Everything went OK. I was able view edit etc
with no problems.
Closed the program (organizer and editor).
When I reopened the organizer everything seemed OK, until I tried to edit a photo and organizer started searching for the photo. Looked at the details of the photo and the directory structure was correct but the drive showed the photos are stored on the R drive not the D drive.
I also have a couple photos on the desk top and they showed they are in the T drive.
So I built yet another new catalog using the drive D files again, exited the program, restarted and ended up with the same result. All photos show as being the R drive not the D drive.
Any ideas what is going on? BTW the R drive is a real drive, it just does not have any photos on it. Same goes for the T drive
Marty
I had PSE4 and installed 8 on my machine. Tried
to convert the catalog file from 4 to 8 with no luck.
So created a new catalog of my photographs that resides on drive D. Everything went OK. I was able view edit etc
with no problems.
Closed the program (organizer and editor).
When I reopened the organizer everything seemed OK, until I tried to edit a photo and organizer started searching for the photo. Looked at the details of the photo and the directory structure was correct but the drive showed the photos are stored on the R drive not the D drive.
I also have a couple photos on the desk top and they showed they are in the T drive.
So I built yet another new catalog using the drive D files again, exited the program, restarted and ended up with the same result. All photos show as being the R drive not the D drive.
Any ideas what is going on? BTW the R drive is a real drive, it just does not have any photos on it. Same goes for the T drive
Marty
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