Hi Myrna,
Legacy will not find your photos in your new sub-folders
automatically - it certainly won't if you still have a copy in the
original folder you used.
It can find them in one folder - if you use the method that Byron
suggested. However, I don't think that's a good enough reason to put
all your photos in the one folder. When you have lots, it's just too messy.
If the photos are no longer in their original folders, when you use
the Test all Multimedia paths button, a dialogue will pop up to say
the photo can't be found. There are various options to find the new
photo. If more than one photo has been shifted from one folder to the
same different folder, you only need to locate one and Legacy finds the others.
Certainly you are providing an object lesson to others on why you
need to think out what you're doing before you start linking photos ;-)
Cathy
At 07:06 AM 17/05/2006, you wrote:
In other words, if I put all the photos in different directories
will legacy get to all the sub-directories? I may not be
explaining this very well. It is too hot here and no air
conditioner, just fans and my retired brain is not working well.
{:-))
Myrna
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