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I am used to Auto-Advance in the Desktop Version but don't see it in the cloud-based. Is it gone in this version OR am I just not looking in the right place?
 
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Not all of the functionality found in Lightroom Classic is present in Lightroom v3.x. This is just one of them. Lightroom for mobile devices has unique features not useful on a more powerful OS like MacOS. The MacOS version of Lightroom (cloudy) is designed to mimic the feature set of the mobile version on tablets and phones.
 
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Caps Lock doesn't work n the cloudy version, but Shift + shortcut (e.g. Shift 2) does auto-advance. It's well hidden!
 
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Victoria Bampton said:
Caps Lock doesn't work n the cloudy version, but Shift + shortcut (e.g. Shift 2) does auto-advance. It's well hidden!
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THANK YOU! I haven't fooled around much with Lightroom desktop. I'm a classic man myself. But this was driving me crazy. Okay so it was ONE of the things driving me crazy. Here is another question. How can I apply the edits to a previous photo to this one? I know how in Classic and mobile, but for the life of me can't figure out how to do it in CC, or whatever they're calling it.
 
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Larry Fasncht said:
How can I apply the edits to a previous photo to this one? I know how in Classic and mobile, but for the life of me can't figure out how to do it in CC, or whatever they're calling it.
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See page 151 of your Edit Like a Pro book.
 
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Jim Wilde said:
See page 151 of your Edit Like a Pro book.
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You are SUCH a genius! Having said that, I know about copy and paste, which is what I wound up doing. But I was looking for the "Previous" button like Classic has. But this will work. And while we're on the subject, why won't Classic let me Ctrl+C to copy edits like desktop will? Oh well. I did find out something even more interesting while reading page 150, was the ability to make copies in Desktop. Since I never used Desktop before, I didn't pay attention to it. But that is handy. I wish I could do that in Mobile.

I also wish Adobe had named them differently. It gets confusing to me.

Thank you for the reply!
 
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JeffEllis said:
Speaking of Auto Advance, is there a way to turn it OFF?
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Library module>Photo menu>click on the Auto Advance option to uncheck it.
 
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