I Simonius
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just deleted a whole folder cos I didnt realise they were all selected (DOH!
:shock::roll
could have done with a warning dialogue e.g. " are you sure you want to ditch the lot matey?"
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just deleted a whole folder cos I didnt realise they were all selected (DOH!:shock::roll
could have done with a warning dialogue e.g. " are you sure you want to ditch the lot matey?"
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Wow! I can't do that however hard I try!!! You're getting really good at this!![]()
How and from where did you do that? Usually there is a warning.:roll::shock:
select photos and rightclick to selct delete photos, asks if you want to delete from library or delete from disk, selecting delete from disk kills them , and the problem is when youre in a hurry ( like I am - imagine the white rabbit in Alice in Wonderand - tat;s me!) it doesnt offer the option to set a pref where should you select rather al lot of pics it wansyou ...
would be useful to me as I had no idea how I selected the lot, but then I d find that using a wacom pen does odd things somethimes e.g. SINGLE clicking on a pic often wil open it in CS3 or LR, no idea why ( sensitivity probably )_ but it doeas.. so odd thngs happen..
So I should qualify that request to say ' warnings if you're going to dlete the lot.. e.g. in photoshopit says 'are you sure ou want to open that many files, geezer'? - IN LR it could just as easily say - 'are you sure you want to dlete that many, old bean?'
...but then I d find that using a wacom pen does odd things somethimes e.g. SINGLE clicking on a pic often wil open it in CS3 or LR, no idea why ( sensitivity probably )_ but it doeas.. so odd thngs happen..
Do you have the latest driver? Are you inadvertently pressing the side buttons when you click?
I had a Wacom pen go bad. It was mostly noticeable in the sensitivity. It would register a double click when I only clicked once. The settings didn't help it. Opening files in another app is weird though. I can't find a setting that would do that except having a button set to fire the Command-E keystroke.
Maybe, just maybe, you could slow down and pay a little more attention to what is happening and what you are doing. My experience tells me that most errors are mine!!:cheesy::cheesy:
As for the Wacom, maybe someone will give some advice on setting that up to your preference.
Thanks for being so entertaining as well!!:lol:
