RE: Re: [OFFICIAL] - The NEW user forum
José Proença <[email protected]> Thu, 3 Feb 2005 19:54:19 -0000
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Please Caissa,
Just tell me one thing.
How would you search in Outlook for all threads pertaining imagem managemen=
t
(I thing I've tried to do in the past without good results)? I see several
problems on this:
- AFAIK, Outlook search dialog doesn't match documents that contain the two
search words spread in the body of one mail (like web search engines do, fo=
r
example)
- Not all people call "image management" issues that precise words I can
think of ("image cataloging", "picture management", "files workflow", "imag=
e
categories", ad nauseum)
As you say users are now "forced" to use the new forum, displeasing some
users, in the past users were "forced" to use the mailinglist, displeasing
others...
You bought the software not the mailinglist thing. If you want support,
Photools has a support email.
The users who like the new forum best, use it. The users who like the
mailing list best, use it. Even if photools ceases the mailing list, I thin=
k
anyone can start another!
Good pics!
ztp
-----Original Message-----
From: Caissa [mailto:[email protected]]=20
Sent: Thursday, 03 February, 2005 16:11
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [imatchuserforum] Re: [OFFICIAL] - The NEW user forum
Personally I don't like the new forum one bit. IT is MUCH harder to use and
now I must use the Forum to read some things and the Yahoo groups for
others. Before everything came to Outlook as individual emails and was much
easier to track and use when all was in one place. I don't understand why
this added complexity has to be forced on the user? Perhaps someone can
enlighten me and convince me that it is good. The better search is not
enough, I had that in Outlook.
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THE RSS readers are just that, readers. You have to go to the forum to add =
a
post so why go two places? I just don;'t get it?
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Caissa
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From: Jos=E9 Proen=E7a [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 5:38 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [imatchuserforum] Re: [OFFICIAL] - The NEW user forum [u]
Ruth
You can get individual "messages" one for each started thread using the RSS
feature. Search in the IMatch forum or the FAQ for "RSS".
You have several free stand alone readers ("WildGrape NewsDesk" or
"ActiveWebReader") or some non-free MS Outlook integrated reader (NewsGator=
,
which I'm evaluating right now). And there are many other solutions for
reading RSS content.
You can also syndicate and receive news from DPReview and CNN channels and
many, many more.
Have fun
ztp
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Brogger [mailto:[email protected]]=20
Sent: Wednesday, 02 February, 2005 23:29
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [imatchuserforum] Re: [OFFICIAL] - The NEW user forum
Ruth T wrote:
> I saw Tom's msg below:
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> (Individual email was
> lost in the tradeoff process and maybe it will come back. In the=20
> meantime I'll kill my yahoo imatch membership and hopefully, remember=20
> to occasionally visit the new imatch board.)
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> I signed up on the new forum and coincidently changed the individual=20
> emails from being sent to my yahoo email to my new Gmail email.
> I am still recieving individual emails, and I just assumed it was=20
> coming from the new forum.
> But now that I reply to this msg, I see it is replying back to=20
> [email protected]
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> Does this mean I cant set up individual emails to be sent to my gmail=20
> account with the new forum?
> Thanks, dont want to miss any good discussions, especially since my 30
> day trial is coming close to the end :)
> Ruth
Hi Ruth,
You can not get individual emails but you can get four digests per day.
I'll add a sample to the botton of this message.
Richard
To unsubscribe to this digest or reply to a post visit
http://ptforum.photoolsweb.com/ubbthreads.php
Digest of yesterday's posts to 'General Discussion' Forum.
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Subject: Re: File properties.
Poster : kitoboi
Date : Wed Feb 02 2005 03:53 AM
Mario, thank you. I am aware of this option in the slide show.But there are
tabs=20
at the bottom on the left side of the interface - Database, Categories,=20
Selections, View. So I have selected the image and then clicked on the View
tab,=20
now it shows cached imaged but there is no 'i' option.
Thanks!
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Subject: Re: File properties.
Poster : kitoboi
Date : Wed Feb 02 2005 03:59 AM
One more thing, should be simple but I can't find an answer - what is lette=
r
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in the top left corner of the image means?
Thanks!
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Subject: copy crop
Poster : arghman
Date : Wed Feb 02 2005 04:14 AM
BTW, where do "How do I...?" questions go? in this forum or in the Tips
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Tricks forum?
I have a number of images in my database which have an area in the image
that I=20
want to duplicate as a separate image. E.g. I'd like to do the following:
(a) pull up the image in a plain-vanilla-editor (either Imatch's builtin=
,
or=20
in Irfanview)
(b) crop the image to show only the area I want
(c) save image
(d) pull into database
(e) copy all properties/categories of the original image, either
manually, or=20
using a macro I haven't written yet.
This process seems rather cumbersome. Is there a better way?
(possible feature request: A "virtual crop" would be nice, e.g. you select
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image, manually define a crop area, and Imatch creates a new entry in the=20
database which is the original image cropped in the way you specify. For=20
example, if you had a 10MB image file with a slight crop, it wouldn't creat=
e
a=20
new file on your disk, just an entry in the database that explains how to=20
display the image from the original image. Not sure if the performance hit
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make this not useful.)
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Subject: Re: Nice forum
Poster : arghman
Date : Wed Feb 02 2005 04:16 AM
I'll echo that too. Makes it a lot easier to see where the new posts are
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read threads as a unified thread (Rather than individual messages).
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Subject: Working with Database properties
Poster : kitoboi
Date : Wed Feb 02 2005 04:30 AM
I have created database properties but can not edit them - edit icon is
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out. Also, is it possible to change the sequense of the properties?
Thanks!
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Subject: Re: Working with Database properties
Poster : Richard
Date : Wed Feb 02 2005 05:29 AM
Hi kitoboi,
Try closing IMatch and starting it again. If the edit icon is still grayed
out,=20
I don't know what to suggest.
It is not possible to change the sequence of properties except be removing
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and entering them again in the desired sequence. Doing so will result in th=
e
loss of anything that you have entered. The next major upgrade of IMatch
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fix that but for now you are locked in.
Hey, maybe not. I believe that there is a script that will write properties
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IPTC. If your image format will allow IPTC, you could:
1) Copy your properties to IPTC, say supplemental categories.
2) Remove properties as needed.
3) Enter the properties in the desired sequence.
4) Use IPTC Import to get your data back into properties.
Richard
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Subject: Re: File properties.
Poster : Moritz
Date : Wed Feb 02 2005 06:15 AM
kitoboi,
you can pull up the category splasher with crtl+alt+A, you can turn on the=
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property fields with ctrl+5 and turn on splashers with ctrl+6.
Interestingly enough though it only works if I run my screen on a high=20
resolution (1600x1024). It does not work when I have it at 1024x768.
If you are running your screen at a lower resolution you might want to use
the=20
Image Reviewer (F11). It is a very similar display, but maybe too little
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real estate devoted to the image.
Let me know what works on your machine.
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Subject: Re: Best way to find images
Poster : Moritz
Date : Wed Feb 02 2005 06:34 AM
I don't think you missed anything. All external media will show as a
seperate=20
folder per disk, DVD, tape, etc. And all offline folders show on top of you=
r
hardrive folder.
So, yes, if you have 100 DVDs you will see 100 folders on top of your
hardrive=20
folder. You can give them meaningful names though and it becomes easy to
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through.
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