On Tuesday 11 January 2005 01:54, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: FJW> Don Sanderson mused: FJW> > FJW> > During my learning curve in regard to Alkalines being FJW> > useless in the D, I ALMOST lost shots due to trying FJW> > to copy duplicate FNs to a folder. FJW> > Fortnately I had the sense to click "NO" to the FJW> > over-write warning. FJW> FJW> A long-standing complaint I have with most digital cameras FJW> is that it is all too easy to reset the frame numbering, FJW> but generally impossible to set it again to a given value.
The P&S Olympus we have uses the date to come up with the frame number, so it is not so difficult to set it, but it is also way to easy to reset it, as I did during our summer vacation last year. I use Breeze downloadPro to download the images to my PC, and it creates a directory with the creation date of the images as the name for the directory. That is why I didn't lose images when I had the double frame numbers with my *ist D. I discovered the double numbering much later when I used a search in ThumbPlusPro 7, and it came up with more results then I expected. -- Frits W�thrich
