On 17 November 2011 21:38, Eric Weir <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Nov 15, 2011, at 7:04 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote: > >> Another useful detail is that you can create an empty collection and >> then set it to be the 'target' collection. This makes sorting a set of >> images very rapid as you can quickly step through a range of images >> and tap the B key to add the images to it, just as you would for the >> default Qquick Collection, without having to then select and create a >> new collection afterwards. Just right- (control-)click on the >> collection and use the command to make it the target collection ... >> you'll see the + indicator next to the collection's name in the list >> rather than next to the Quick Collection. > > First, thanks to all who continue to respond on this thread. Probably second > nature to most of you, but my use of LR has been ramped up a notch by the > explanations and suggestions I've received. My "workflow" is already > significantly more efficient than it was, and no longer the deterrent to > processing that it was. > > One more question: I've created a couple of named collections, using the > dating conventions you suggest Godfrey, which I was already using with my > regular image files. I'm not finding an obvious way to add an image to an > existing collection. > > My bet is there is one. If so, how do I do it?
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