how to filter file types to be written or save in a folder?

how to filter file types to be written or save in a folder?

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how to filter file types to be written or save in a folder? othenz 04-20-2008
Posted by Beauregard T. Shagnasty on April 27, 2008, 11:57 pm
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In alt.comp.virus, someone wrote:

> I use IrfanView, and when I do a Save As, it always saves to the
> folder I last saved in with IrfanView, it doesn't save in My
> Documents as a default.

So when you next "Save As", pick My Documents for the location. Then it
will come up the *next* time you save one...

..though I would store images somewhere else, perhaps in a directory
tree grouped by category, or date, or similar structure. If you put
everything you have in My Documents, sooner rather than later you will
have a list too huge to be practical.

C:\images\
C:\images\family\
C:\images\family\grandkids
C:\images\vacation\
C:\images\vacation070604
C:\images\vacation050815
..etc.

--
-bts
-Friends don't let friends drive Vista

Posted by someone on April 28, 2008, 5:22 pm
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> In alt.comp.virus, someone wrote:
>
>> I use IrfanView, and when I do a Save As, it always saves to the
>> folder I last saved in with IrfanView, it doesn't save in My
>> Documents as a default.
>
> So when you next "Save As", pick My Documents for the location. Then it
> will come up the *next* time you save one...
>
> ..though I would store images somewhere else, perhaps in a directory
> tree grouped by category, or date, or similar structure. If you put
> everything you have in My Documents, sooner rather than later you will
> have a list too huge to be practical.
>
> C:\images\
> C:\images\family\
> C:\images\family\grandkids
> C:\images\vacation\
> C:\images\vacation070604
> C:\images\vacation050815
> ..etc.
>
Whoops, a little misunderstanding here: I am *pleased* that IrfanView
doesn't save to My Documents, as I don't want it to do that, I want it to
save to where I last told it to save to, which it does. My original problem
was that OE does not use the folder "My Forums" (that I created myself) as
the default I want it to use, and Wolf pointed out that it's probably not
possible to get OE to do this.

You're right about having a structure, though. I have all my own stuff on a
separate hard drive from the operating system and programs, and sort it into
various folders: downloads (software and updates), images (for my digicam,
with subfolders of grouped files), emails, forums, documents, screen dumps,
websites I want to save, and my own websites. Plus a folder with 60-odd
subfolders for miscellaneous file extensions when I come across them, e.g.
.psp, .mp3, .avi, .ico, .dll and so on.

someone



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