Re: [LegacyUG] Renaming Pictures

2007-10-11 Thread Bruce Jones
I did a quick test and it looks like if you do the rename from the
Legacy Picture Center, that it will change ALL entries.

On 10/11/07, John Magyari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looks like each and every file has to be done individually.
>
> I also noticed each time I select to manually find (Browse for the file
> yourself) the 30 files I am sent to the
> Default location of family files, instead of Default location of
> picture, sound, video files Picture Files which is the directory I would
> have thought I would have started in.
> It would have been nice if whatever I last changed would have been
> remembered including the last file name selected considering I am going
> to change the same file 30 times.  I have to do 7 clicks each time, only
> 210 clicks and I got through the whole process.
>
> I have several Census files that I'd like to rename associated with many
> individuals, unfortunately my naming convents were not thought out when
> I first started,  maybe I'll wait until Version 7 comes out and see if
> there is possibly a Master List associated with pictures.
> If there was a crc was associated with each of the images, then if files
> were renamed the first attempt in location could be to associate old
> name with new name if CRCs are identical.
>
> thanks,
> john
>
>
> Jenny M Benson wrote:
> > John Magyari wrote
> >> Is there an easy way to do the following
> >>
> >> I had a shipping manifest which I created a jpg lets say 1931.jpg
> >> Assigned it one by one to the 30 individuals using add pictures (I
> >> submitted enhancement request to see if tag feature could be applied
> >> to pictures)
> >> Now I discovered that I misspelled the name of the picture it should
> >> be 1930.jpg
> >> I rename it,  now all 30 individuals the picture was assigned to
> >> can't find the picture.
> >>
> >> Similar to Masterlist where one can make a global change to certain
> >> information,
> >>
> >> can I do this once without going back in 30 times and changing the name?
> >
> > You can redirect Legacy to a file with a changed name this way:
> >
> > Rename the file.  Then go to Options, Customise, Locations and click
> > on Test All Multimedia Paths...
> >
> > When the program discovers it can't file the picture by the old
> > filename you will be offered several options, including Browse for the
> > File Yourself.  Click on this and browse for the file with the new
> > filename and select it and click Open.
> >
> > Legacy will then ask you if you want to use this new filename and you
> > click yes.
> >
> > I don't know if Legacy will then automatically associate that new
> > filename with *all* instances of the old one or not.  If it doesn't,
> > you will find the correct folder opens each time you click Browse for
> > the File Yourself so it is very quick to find renamed file.
>
>
>
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Re: [LegacyUG] Renaming Pictures

2007-10-11 Thread John Magyari

Looks like each and every file has to be done individually.

I also noticed each time I select to manually find (Browse for the file 
yourself) the 30 files I am sent to the
Default location of family files, instead of Default location of 
picture, sound, video files Picture Files which is the directory I would 
have thought I would have started in.
It would have been nice if whatever I last changed would have been 
remembered including the last file name selected considering I am going 
to change the same file 30 times.  I have to do 7 clicks each time, only 
210 clicks and I got through the whole process.


I have several Census files that I'd like to rename associated with many 
individuals, unfortunately my naming convents were not thought out when 
I first started,  maybe I'll wait until Version 7 comes out and see if 
there is possibly a Master List associated with pictures.
If there was a crc was associated with each of the images, then if files 
were renamed the first attempt in location could be to associate old 
name with new name if CRCs are identical.


thanks,
john


Jenny M Benson wrote:

John Magyari wrote

Is there an easy way to do the following

I had a shipping manifest which I created a jpg lets say 1931.jpg
Assigned it one by one to the 30 individuals using add pictures (I 
submitted enhancement request to see if tag feature could be applied 
to pictures)
Now I discovered that I misspelled the name of the picture it should 
be 1930.jpg
I rename it,  now all 30 individuals the picture was assigned to 
can't find the picture.


Similar to Masterlist where one can make a global change to certain 
information,


can I do this once without going back in 30 times and changing the name?


You can redirect Legacy to a file with a changed name this way:

Rename the file.  Then go to Options, Customise, Locations and click 
on Test All Multimedia Paths...


When the program discovers it can't file the picture by the old 
filename you will be offered several options, including Browse for the 
File Yourself.  Click on this and browse for the file with the new 
filename and select it and click Open.


Legacy will then ask you if you want to use this new filename and you 
click yes.


I don't know if Legacy will then automatically associate that new 
filename with *all* instances of the old one or not.  If it doesn't, 
you will find the correct folder opens each time you click Browse for 
the File Yourself so it is very quick to find renamed file.




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Re: [LegacyUG] Renaming Pictures

2007-10-11 Thread Ron Taylor

Jenny,

You could use a master source and have the picture attached to it.  Then 
cite that source on all people involved.  If the picture name changes, you 
only need to fix the master source.


Ron Taylor 






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Re: [LegacyUG] Renaming Pictures

2007-10-11 Thread Jenny M Benson

John Magyari wrote

Is there an easy way to do the following

I had a shipping manifest which I created a jpg lets say 1931.jpg
Assigned it one by one to the 30 individuals using add pictures (I 
submitted enhancement request to see if tag feature could be applied to 
pictures)
Now I discovered that I misspelled the name of the picture it should be 
1930.jpg
I rename it,  now all 30 individuals the picture was assigned to can't 
find the picture.


Similar to Masterlist where one can make a global change to certain 
information,


can I do this once without going back in 30 times and changing the 
name?


You can redirect Legacy to a file with a changed name this way:

Rename the file.  Then go to Options, Customise, Locations and click on 
Test All Multimedia Paths...


When the program discovers it can't file the picture by the old filename 
you will be offered several options, including Browse for the File 
Yourself.  Click on this and browse for the file with the new filename 
and select it and click Open.


Legacy will then ask you if you want to use this new filename and you 
click yes.


I don't know if Legacy will then automatically associate that new 
filename with *all* instances of the old one or not.  If it doesn't, you 
will find the correct folder opens each time you click Browse for the 
File Yourself so it is very quick to find renamed file.

--
Jenny M Benson



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