Transferring Pics from Digital camera to subfolder in my pictures

Posted: 06-21-2006, 06:52 AM
Going nuts here.....I have a kodak easy share camera and dock. Always
before, I set the camera on the dock, hit a button on the dock and it started
the wizard... It would ask me what I wanted to name the pictures and I would
type for example CATS. The wizard would automatically make a new folder
called CATS in my pictures...

Now it asks me to name the pictures but it drops them directly into MY
PICTURES...not in a sub-folder. So now I have pictures named CATS, CATS02,
CATS03, etc, but not a folder named CATS.

I went to windows help and it says : Each time you transfer photos from
your digital camera, Windows XP creates a new area, or subfolder, within My
Pictures to contain them. BUT HOW DO I GET IT TO MAKE A SUB-FOLDER WITH MY
CHOICE OF NAME??? I know it can do this because I have been doing it since
Christmas....it just stopped!!!!

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Tonyo UK
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RE: Transferring Pics from Digital camera to subfolder in my pictures
Posted: 06-26-2006, 10:00 PM
How about right-clicking on the sub-folder, select rename and then just
rename it.

"Evil Baileygirl" wrote:
> Going nuts here.....I have a kodak easy share camera and dock. Always
> before, I set the camera on the dock, hit a button on the dock and it started
> the wizard... It would ask me what I wanted to name the pictures and I would
> type for example CATS. The wizard would automatically make a new folder
> called CATS in my pictures...
>
> Now it asks me to name the pictures but it drops them directly into MY
> PICTURES...not in a sub-folder. So now I have pictures named CATS, CATS02,
> CATS03, etc, but not a folder named CATS.
>
> I went to windows help and it says : Each time you transfer photos from
> your digital camera, Windows XP creates a new area, or subfolder, within My
> Pictures to contain them. BUT HOW DO I GET IT TO MAKE A SUB-FOLDER WITH MY
> CHOICE OF NAME??? I know it can do this because I have been doing it since
> Christmas....it just stopped!!!!
>
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Gord Dibben
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Re: Transferring Pics from Digital camera to subfolder in my pictures
Posted: 06-26-2006, 10:53 PM
My 2-cents worth.

I also tried the Easyshare software when I first got my Kodak.

Sending pics from camera to folders via the dock created some godawful messes
with folders and archiving and Easyshare losing "associations" with archived
photos.

I found the easist solution for myself was to not use the dock except for
re-charging.

I plug the camera directly to a USB port and Windows recognizes the camera as a
hard drive.

I can then transfer where I want to and use Digital Image Library for Archiving.

Can also transfer from hard drive back to card on camera if I want take it into
Wal-Mart for printing while I'm over having a beer.

If you uninstall the Easyshare software completely, Windows recognizes the
camera as removable storage.

I prefer it as a hard drive because of the Wal-Mart reason above.

I don't want to send them in via internet 'cause I have to wait for them to mail
me the prints.

I don't get to town much<g>


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 14:00:01 -0700, Tonyo UK <TonyoUK@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
>How about right-clicking on the sub-folder, select rename and then just
>rename it.
>
>"Evil Baileygirl" wrote:
>
>> Going nuts here.....I have a kodak easy share camera and dock. Always
>> before, I set the camera on the dock, hit a button on the dock and it started
>> the wizard... It would ask me what I wanted to name the pictures and I would
>> type for example CATS. The wizard would automatically make a new folder
>> called CATS in my pictures...
>>
>> Now it asks me to name the pictures but it drops them directly into MY
>> PICTURES...not in a sub-folder. So now I have pictures named CATS, CATS02,
>> CATS03, etc, but not a folder named CATS.
>>
>> I went to windows help and it says : Each time you transfer photos from
>> your digital camera, Windows XP creates a new area, or subfolder, within My
>> Pictures to contain them. BUT HOW DO I GET IT TO MAKE A SUB-FOLDER WITH MY
>> CHOICE OF NAME??? I know it can do this because I have been doing it since
>> Christmas....it just stopped!!!!
>>
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Evil Baileygirl
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Re: Transferring Pics from Digital camera to subfolder in my pictu
Posted: 06-29-2006, 02:11 PM
thats how I do it too.....I dont use the easyshare software, Im using windows
wizard each time, just by setting it on the dock and hitting the button.
But it was automatically making a subfolder for me with my choice of
name....now it isnt. I dont want it to be named by date, and thats the
only option I can find. I also dont want to have to make a new folder each
time on my own......it was doing it all in the transfer process
automatically...I just typed a name.

I have fixed this once before but now I cant remember how.



"Gord Dibben" wrote:
> My 2-cents worth.
>
> I also tried the Easyshare software when I first got my Kodak.
>
> Sending pics from camera to folders via the dock created some godawful messes
> with folders and archiving and Easyshare losing "associations" with archived
> photos.
>
> I found the easist solution for myself was to not use the dock except for
> re-charging.
>
> I plug the camera directly to a USB port and Windows recognizes the camera as a
> hard drive.
>
> I can then transfer where I want to and use Digital Image Library for Archiving.
>
> Can also transfer from hard drive back to card on camera if I want take it into
> Wal-Mart for printing while I'm over having a beer.
>
> If you uninstall the Easyshare software completely, Windows recognizes the
> camera as removable storage.
>
> I prefer it as a hard drive because of the Wal-Mart reason above.
>
> I don't want to send them in via internet 'cause I have to wait for them to mail
> me the prints.
>
> I don't get to town much<g>
>
>
> Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
>
> On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 14:00:01 -0700, Tonyo UK <TonyoUK@discussions.microsoft.com>
> wrote:
>
> >How about right-clicking on the sub-folder, select rename and then just
> >rename it.
> >
> >"Evil Baileygirl" wrote:
> >
> >> Going nuts here.....I have a kodak easy share camera and dock. Always
> >> before, I set the camera on the dock, hit a button on the dock and it started
> >> the wizard... It would ask me what I wanted to name the pictures and I would
> >> type for example CATS. The wizard would automatically make a new folder
> >> called CATS in my pictures...
> >>
> >> Now it asks me to name the pictures but it drops them directly into MY
> >> PICTURES...not in a sub-folder. So now I have pictures named CATS, CATS02,
> >> CATS03, etc, but not a folder named CATS.
> >>
> >> I went to windows help and it says : Each time you transfer photos from
> >> your digital camera, Windows XP creates a new area, or subfolder, within My
> >> Pictures to contain them. BUT HOW DO I GET IT TO MAKE A SUB-FOLDER WITH MY
> >> CHOICE OF NAME??? I know it can do this because I have been doing it since
> >> Christmas....it just stopped!!!!
> >>
>
>
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Re: transferring pics from digital camera to subfolder in my pictures
Posted: 06-29-2006, 05:08 PM

You can try the small software named RoboImport which can make a sub–folder with your choice of name and much more. RI can places your photos in the chronologically organized folders with descriptive names, autorotate your images during transfer, correct resolution etc etc etc. I can't to list all the features which RI can. It can be downloaded here: http://www.roboimport.co

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Michael J. Mahon
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Re: Transferring Pics from Digital camera to subfolder in my pictu
Posted: 06-29-2006, 06:21 PM
It's still *very* easy to click on the date-named folder and rename
it to anything you want after the transfer--right?

-michael


Evil Baileygirl wrote:
> thats how I do it too.....I dont use the easyshare software, Im using windows
> wizard each time, just by setting it on the dock and hitting the button.
> But it was automatically making a subfolder for me with my choice of
> name....now it isnt. I dont want it to be named by date, and thats the
> only option I can find. I also dont want to have to make a new folder each
> time on my own......it was doing it all in the transfer process
> automatically...I just typed a name.
>
> I have fixed this once before but now I cant remember how.
>
>
>
> "Gord Dibben" wrote:
>
>
>>My 2-cents worth.
>>
>>I also tried the Easyshare software when I first got my Kodak.
>>
>>Sending pics from camera to folders via the dock created some godawful messes
>>with folders and archiving and Easyshare losing "associations" with archived
>>photos.
>>
>>I found the easist solution for myself was to not use the dock except for
>>re-charging.
>>
>>I plug the camera directly to a USB port and Windows recognizes the camera as a
>>hard drive.
>>
>>I can then transfer where I want to and use Digital Image Library for Archiving.
>>
>>Can also transfer from hard drive back to card on camera if I want take it into
>>Wal-Mart for printing while I'm over having a beer.
>>
>>If you uninstall the Easyshare software completely, Windows recognizes the
>>camera as removable storage.
>>
>>I prefer it as a hard drive because of the Wal-Mart reason above.
>>
>>I don't want to send them in via internet 'cause I have to wait for them to mail
>>me the prints.
>>
>>I don't get to town much<g>
>>
>>
>>Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
>>
>>On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 14:00:01 -0700, Tonyo UK <TonyoUK@discussions.microsoft.com>
>>wrote:
>>
>>
>>>How about right-clicking on the sub-folder, select rename and then just
>>>rename it.
>>>
>>>"Evil Baileygirl" wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Going nuts here.....I have a kodak easy share camera and dock. Always
>>>>before, I set the camera on the dock, hit a button on the dock and it started
>>>>the wizard... It would ask me what I wanted to name the pictures and I would
>>>>type for example CATS. The wizard would automatically make a new folder
>>>>called CATS in my pictures...
>>>>
>>>>Now it asks me to name the pictures but it drops them directly into MY
>>>>PICTURES...not in a sub-folder. So now I have pictures named CATS, CATS02,
>>>>CATS03, etc, but not a folder named CATS.
>>>>
>>>>I went to windows help and it says : Each time you transfer photos from
>>>>your digital camera, Windows XP creates a new area, or subfolder, within My
>>>>Pictures to contain them. BUT HOW DO I GET IT TO MAKE A SUB-FOLDER WITH MY
>>>>CHOICE OF NAME??? I know it can do this because I have been doing it since
>>>>Christmas....it just stopped!!!!
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