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USING ELEMENTS 9 ORGANIZER

Managing files and catalogs

Last updated 9/12/2011

3 Select the thumbnail of the photo you want to retain (for example, the photo on your computer) and do one of the

following:

• You have multiple conflicts in this batch, and want to resolve all conflicts by retaining the photos on your computer

instead of the online versions. Select Use These Settings For All Remaining Conflicts In The Batch. Selecting this

option ensures that all the conflicts are resolved by retaining the changed photos on your computer and ignoring

the online versions. Click Apply Changes And Quit.

• You have multiple conflicts in this batch and want to resolve each conflict individually. Click Apply Changes And

Quit. One of the conflicts is resolved. To resolve the next conflict, open the Backup/Synchronization Resolution

dialog and follow steps 2 and 3.

Resolve conflicts due to deletion of media files

1 Click the Elements Organizer Backup/Synchronization Warning icon in the status bar of Elements Organizer,

and select View And Resolve Conflicts.

2 To resolve conflicts due to deletions, click Deletions in the Backup/Synchronization Resolution dialog. You see a

message requesting confirmation and the following:

• The Delete List with a list of deleted files that need resolving.

Note: The first deletion, Delete 1 is selected by default.

• Thumbnails of the photo with captions Do Not Delete and Delete to facilitate resolving Delete 1.

3 Select the thumbnail of the photo below Do Not Delete if you want to retain the photo. Or select the photo (with a

cross mark) below Delete to delete the photo. Do one of the following:

• You have multiple conflicts due to deletions in this batch, and want to resolve all conflicts by retaining the photos

instead of deleting. Select Use These Settings For All Remaining Deletions In The Batch. Selecting this option ensures

that all the deletions are resolved by retaining the photos and not deleting them. Click Apply Changes And Quit.

• You have multiple deletions in this batch and want to resolve each conflict due to deletion individually. Click Apply

Changes And Quit. One of the conflicts due to deletion is resolved. To resolve the next conflict, open the

Backup/Synchronization Resolution dialog and follow steps 2 and 3.

Reconnecting files

Reconnecting missing files in the Elements Organizer

If you move, rename, or delete a file outside Elements Organizer, a missing file icon appears on top of the item in

the Media Browser when you attempt to perform an action on it.

Note: This missing icon may also appear for files so large that the Elements Organizer cannot generate a thumbnail for them.

By default, Elements Organizer automatically tries to reconnect missing and renamed files as it encounters them. It

does so by looking for files with the same name, modification date, and size as the missing files, and reconnects them

to the catalog.

Elements Organizer users in the United States can sign up with an Adobe ID. The membership allows you to back up

and synchronize albums and catalogs in multiple computers to Photoshop.com. If you have backed up/synchronized

your files to Photoshop.com, you can fetch and reconnect to files backed up on Photoshop.com.

You can interrupt an auto-reconnect and browse for the file using the Reconnect Missing Files dialog box. This dialog

box is useful if you want Elements

Organizer to look for missing files in a particular folder.

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