Who else has a crapton of files to unzip??!!

Why not use a shortcut? Then you can still see it in whatever folder but it doesn't take up twice the space.

 

That could work. Like a folder for each month's BYOC with a shortcut to each folder. I am going to STEAL THIS IDEA RIGHT NOW* Also I'm mad I didn't think about this myself! lol.

*actually, in about 2 hrs when both kids are in bed and I can focus on it properly

 

oh oh my, i subscrib to new cu thing, now over 100 cu items to unzip and then where do they go?

 

@Cath_ I'm wondering about that, too!! Considering that CU subscription... But my Storyteller subscription is up too, so I may have to choose between those

 

ACDSsee has a sale until tomorrow. For those who use ACDSee, what version do you have?

 

@dvhoward uses this program. And there's someone else I can't remember :/

 

I have ACDSee 11 which is pretty old by now BUT most of the improvements are on the photography side and I don't use it for that at all. I use it only as a database for my scrapping supplies and to download my supplies within it and unzip all my zipped files within it (which means it is open and I do thing while in that program). In many ways ACDSee is a lot like Lightroom. I love the program but I HAD TO TAKE A CLASS on it in order to get it set up right and to understand it. Jessica Sprague used to have a class on it. I'm not sure it is still available.

 

I have come to realize that I cannot do the real organizing til this weekend. I just got a notice that my 8" free shutter fly book has to be done tomorrow. Guess what I'm doing! I did decide to make it of all TLP layouts I've done so it isn't a big stress. AND I know where they all are and they're organized!

 

@gonewiththewind