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On Sun, 13 Apr 2014 01:27:16 -0600, retrowavelength
<retrowavelength@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >You must have a kazillion pics.
>
>If the folders' Properties report is accurate, I have about 69,900
>vintage pic files, but many are low quality (for reference use) and
>several thousand are 'awaiting disposition' and may be deleted as poor
>duplicates, etc. Many are intention dupes as well, such as copies being
>filed under multiple names when more than one model appears in a set.
>
> >How do you manage to keep track of these things?
>
>What makes you think that I do?? :-)
>Seriously, I rely a lot on extending filenames so that file searches
>automatically pull associations together. This calls for a reliable file
>search routine, and in later Windows versions the file search accessory
>will fail to always find all the files it ought to find. My second major
>tool is a memory-jogger text file containing those file association
>names matched with keywords or notes about models, settings, etc.
>
>--rwl
We are both Men of La Mancha.
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