popcorn
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Is this the correct forum to post this; but I am open to constructive feedback
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Post by popcorn on Apr 19, 2023 20:31:16 GMT
Hi All, I am trying to find where the shortcuts to my Organizer images are stored.
I am displaying my ignorance of the inner workings of a computer but, is there a folder, and if so, is there a probable path?
Thanks
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Post by BuckSkin on Apr 19, 2023 22:47:29 GMT
Most such programs will have a command "Show in File Manager" or "Show in Explorer" or similar where you hi-lite/select an image or group of images and then employ that command;it will then open your files system to the location of said photos.
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Post by Sepiana on Apr 19, 2023 23:09:05 GMT
I am trying to find where the shortcuts to my Organizer images are stored. is there a folder, and if so, is there a probable path? Hi popcorn, I believe you have PSE 2023. Is this what you are looking for? C:\Program Files\Adobe\Elements 2023 Organizer C:\ProgramData\Adobe\Photoshop Elements\Catalogs\My Catalog
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Post by michelb on Apr 20, 2023 8:23:40 GMT
If the correct explanations from Buckskin and Sepiana don't fully answer your question, I suppose you mean how and where the links (=shortcuts?= to the location of each photo/video are stored.
- that location information as well as other data coming from your camera (exif) or your own tagging is stored in a catalog, more precisely in the main component of the catalog, a sqlite database file named catalog.pse21db for PSE2023. - The location by default of this folder is a given by Sepiana. You find that location from the help menu of the organizer in the 'System Information'. - The database is the main component to store most of the information in your catalog. The folder contains many other files and subfolders, for instance the thumbnail cache thumb.5.cache. - The inner organization of the database is not easy to access. You need a management/reader of the sqlite engine, some knowledge of the sqlite language and the internal organization of the database which is accessible only by Adobe.
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