Hi again,

On Sun, 7 Nov 2004 18:09:23 -0800, Connie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Hi Julie,
I too use XP (have since it was first released). The PROPERTIES tab in XP is
what I spoke of in my original response to you. While it is helpful, I have
been unable to get Legacy to recognize the info (as mentioned in my first
reply), hence it will not transfer to the photo when you link it into
Legacy. Whereas 'some' (comments) will transfer if added via Adobe Photoshop
Elements.
Connie


Just right click an image file (not an open image) and select
PROPERTIES. On the PROPERTIES window click the SUMMARY tab and then the
ADVANCED button (down the bottom).


Way cool! I just got XP a couple of weeks ago, and am finding a variety of
new things. I wouldn't have found this without help; thank you very much!


Julie Michutka

In using the fields within the XP "Properties" tab you should be aware that if you save the file to a CD, this information will be lost as CD's do not use the NTFS file system used by XP.

It is highly recommended that you use jpg Comments or IPTC so that the information is stored within the file and not separate from it. See my other posting re problems with this as well!

Cheers,

--
Stuart
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