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Like many Digital Photographers, you might empilhadeira hyster need copies (multiple versions) of one's digital pictures, to which various enhancements are applyed by you - showing, B&W, conditioning empilhadeira hyster, etc. If you're using Picasa, then you'll have to implement some record renaming to make sure your images are collected together: picture initial, picture copy1, picture copy2,,,picture copyn. Currently, duplicating an electronic digital picture within Picasa doesn't create a filename the desired filename sequence is preserved by which (ascending form - alphabetic purchase) - "Original, OriginalCopy, OriginalCopy (2 ),,OriginalCopy (d )"

Don't despair. This is a simple fix that will guarantee that your 'CD of JPG images' will play precisely on an inexpensive DVD participant ($29.95 at Walmart), which is capable of playing back (just like a Slide Show) stored JPG images.

Only a little background on how Picasa produces JPG document copies on your personal computer. Whenever you copy/duplicate a file in Picasa it generates the copied file with these prefix - Copy of IMAGEnnnn.jpg. Since alphabetic sequencing has "C" coming before "I", this means that all of the prefixed records with Copy of are stored in your personal computer [picture] index ahead of the initial JPG pictures, which all start with IMG or IMAGE - Ouch! But your JPG picture files are wanted all by you to begin with "IMG" or "IMAGE", exactly like they were originally produced on your own camera.

Implement a straightforward and consistent renaming of these "Copy of" JPG files and you will have the desired playback sequence. Rename these Copy of files so the original filename prefix is preserved - IMG orIMAGE. Only remove the Copy of prefix and include a suitable ascending numeric string suffix to each of the copied records.

For instance, IF your unique JPG report and the Picasa two copies were:

IMG_2787, Copy of IMG_2787, Copy (2) of IMG_2787

THEN you would rename both Copy files to get this assembled sequence:

IMG_2787, IMG_2787-2, IMG_2787-3

So you will make certain that the filename sequence will fit your ideal Slide Show sequence.

An enhancement request can be submitted by you to Picasa to correct the way they name copied files (Adobe has is right!). You can send your request to: Picasa Help Ticket Submission. The more requests the sooner they correct this trouble.