At 1:03 PM -0700 on 8/17/05, John Collins wrote:
In your case having already learned the Portfolio system, etc. you
would not likely have the problems I have had.
<snip>
So hopefully, that gives you an idea--I don't think my problems will
bother you--just new users.
Thank you for your explanation, although I must say that if I am any
example, unless 6 and 7 are vastly different from 5, I think most
users would have an easy time learning the program: File/New Catalog
(or Command+N) to open a new catalog; drag photos to catalog window;
File>Open Catalog (or Command+O) to open and view a catalog;
double-click an image for an enlarged view. I don't think I have
found a reason to use any other functions.
Of course, I understand that my needs may be very different from
yours. In my business (industrial advertising), we receive photos on
CDs or via FTP. The photos are already labeled. Cataloging them in
Portfolio gives us a convenient way to quickly look over the photos
and see what is available for a particular job without opening each
photo.
When you had a problem creating a new catalog, what did the cause
turn out to be? Did it have anything to do with Portfolio itself?
David
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