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<blockquote data-quote="revilo" data-source="post: 902655" data-attributes="member: 68595"><p><strong>Why?</strong></p><p></p><p>Because I want to be able to fairly quickly scan through a selection of images , pick out the "probables" ( and maybe "possibles" too with a different coloured marker) , and then go back again later and repeat the process and have the option of refining my choices , maybe include ones I left out first time , or re-select with slightly different criteria. If the probables and possibles are in seperate folders I can't do that , I have to have the original big folder open and remember which ones I've picked. I don't want to go > File and colour choice , I just want a one-click sort of highlighter that stays there after I close the folder.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="revilo, post: 902655, member: 68595"] [b]Why?[/b] Because I want to be able to fairly quickly scan through a selection of images , pick out the "probables" ( and maybe "possibles" too with a different coloured marker) , and then go back again later and repeat the process and have the option of refining my choices , maybe include ones I left out first time , or re-select with slightly different criteria. If the probables and possibles are in seperate folders I can't do that , I have to have the original big folder open and remember which ones I've picked. I don't want to go > File and colour choice , I just want a one-click sort of highlighter that stays there after I close the folder. [/QUOTE]
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