Select the item you want to move by holding down the right-mouse button (or the alternate mouse button if you're using the mouse with your left hand).ĭrag to the destination folder and release the mouse button. If the item you want to move is a public folder or a SharePoint list, dragging it to another folder results in a Copy operation. Repeat this as necessary until the folder you want appears. The only difference in my workflow is I don't have month folders, just Year folders then Year-Month-Date Description folders inside those.If the folder you want to move or copy the message to does not appear because it is in a collapsed folder, hover the mouse pointer over the collapsed folder icon and the subfolders will appear.
I use FastStone Image Viewer the same way. That of course was all done from the stored and backed up cards once I got home again. The result I end up with looks a lot like this.įastStone does the auto dating bit, later I add some text to make it easy for Windows to find "kyoto" or whatever. On that note I mentioned that I used FastStone Viewer to auto generate dated folders, so I could at some non busy times have a couple of weeks of images from cards to be auto sorted, that makes it easier than trying to remember to download every night.
Not until then would I format the SD card, but actually later, as I "rotate" a couple of SD cards for every camera. I also make backups to two different USB-HDD, using the same folder system. The old Windows photo viewer is very good for looking at the pictures directly in these Windows folders, but for editing I open up PaintShopPro) Prior to downloading the contents from a SD card I create the folder, as you create normal Win folders, and rename it, like it today would be " (+ possibly a description) No more time consuming than perhaps 15 second to create such folder! Then I just load the SD content into this folder. Couldn't be faster and easier, and Windows can't mess with those filesĪll the "year"-"month"-"date" folders are placed as "sub folders" in a "year" folder. I have made standard Windows folders for every download I've made from digital cameras (or scanners) for the last 18 years.
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