Smart Organiser - Efficient Usage
Thanks in advance for any tips, suggestions or help :)
Background
I wish to use ON1 Photo Raw as a visual Duplicate File Finder for pictures only
- Copies of identical pictures that are wasting disk space
Normal utilities can find duplicate files with identical file names.
These utilities list duplicate files of any type – I just want pictures – hence using ON1
Method
Use Smart Organise with these Settings
- Folder = F:\
- Find Duplicates
- Same Name & Extension
- Same Aspect Ratio
Results
Find lots of duplicates which is good
But cannot work out how to efficiently process the results
Specifically – these are the problems
Any tips are gratefully received 😊
- Search Results Navigation
- How to scroll to Top or Bottom of groups?Home or End keys do not work – only PgUp / PgDn
- Sort Results by Folder Name
- Search Results Picture File Management
- How to Select Multiple Folders in Search Options
- Double Click to Magnify Picture for easier viewing
- After processing pictures in a group so that only One picture remaining – can the Group be Skipped automatically?
- When Deleting a picture – why does cursor move to far right hand side of screen – instead of moving to Focus (like Windows is set to do) to confirm Delete?
- Search Results Window – use like a normal window
- How to Maximise?
- Minimise?
- Esc closes window with no warning – now I have to start all over again!
- Switch between this and Main ON1 window – treat as separate windows
- Search Results
- How to know that there are No Search Results?
Just a blank window?
- Interface
- Change from Black to White background with black text
-
Some of these questions are already answered in the user guide starting on page 55.
Have you read that yet?
https://on1help.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/206373527-USER-GUIDES
0 -
Nigel,
It won't give you the full flexibility that you're asking for, but I use the free CCleaner utility on Windows. [https://www.ccleaner.com] I has a lot of tools for cleaning the OS, including a Duplicate File finder. You can choose to search for only specific file extensions, select a list of folders, and the options for matching include file content, size, or name.
You won't be able to view the images in the tool.
0 -
Rick
Thanks
Yes of course - several times over a period of a year or two
I'm only asking these questions because I need some guidance - are you able to provide that?
Carl
Thanks - I have something similar to CCleaner
Removing duplicates is the first step - after that I wish to find photographs taken at the same place to create albums of places visited over the years0
Please sign in to leave a comment.
Comments
3 comments