Digital BW, The Print

At 12:00 AM 4/17/03 +0200, you wrote:
>I meant it the way the other contributors to the thread understood it...
>:-)
>Actually, you're right, I mixed up prints and scans. But I think it all
>comes down to the same, whether it's a digital print file (no, not the
>hard copy of course), a scan (from negative, slide or hard copy), or a
>dump from a digital camera. And about 'archiving': I looked it up in a
>dictionary and to my surprise 'archive' is only a noun in English. In
>Dutch we also have the verb 'archive' which means also organizing it
>(for archival purposes, for collecting etc.).
>Enuf to answer my question?
>Thanks to the people who answered already with solutions, I'll check
>them out!
>Ton Guiking
>
> > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> > Van: Peter Nelson [mailto:peter@...]
> > Verzonden: woensdag 16 april 2003 20:59
> > Aan: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
> > Onderwerp: [Digital BW] Re: Archiving digital prints
> >

Peter,

Jumping in late re archiving - I have a simple system that works for me.  I 
number my CD's and catalog all their directories as txt files the same as 
the CD number.  I use the Windows search program to search the catalog 
folder with a key word system.  I can add key words and refresh the 
directory any time.   I can elaborate on this method if you want.  I use a 
share-ware program called Advanced Directory Printer to make the directory 
files. Even with my quirky picture labeling system I can find pics fairly 
fast.  The good part is that it is open ended and doesn't require a 
rigorous naming  scheme.    BTW  Windows, Properties uses  "Archive"  when 
it wants a file to be kept un-changed.

AZ




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