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ACDSee Pro 6 User Guide

1. Open the private folder to which you want to add files.

2. Click and drag the folder onto the private folder icon in the Private Folder pane.

3. Click Yes to move the folder and its contents to the private folder.

To restore folders and files from a private folder:

1. Open the private folder containing the folders or files that you want to restore.

2. Select the folders or files and click File | Restore from Private Folder.

3. Click the browse button, navigate to the folder where you would like to move the folders or files, and then click OK.

4. Click OK.

ACDSee Pro moves the folders or files from the private folder to the selected location. These folders and files are now visible

to anyone with access to the computer.

To delete a private folder, or the folders or files in the private folder:

1. Open the private folder containing the folders or files that you want to delete.

2. Do one of the following:

To delete the private folder, right-click the private folder icon and select Delete.

To delete folders or files in a private folder, right-click them and select Delete.

A warning message displays.

3. Click Yes to delete the private folder and all of its contents, or the selected folders or files in the private folder.

Use caution when deleting folders or files in private folders. If you delete folders or files in private folders they are

permanently destroyed. Restore the folders and files if you want to move them from the private folder to a non-secure

location on your computer.

Tagging Images

It is easy to take hundreds of photos at an important event like a wedding or a marathon. After you have transferred your photos to

your computer, you may want to review them and sort out your favorites. Tagging is a fast and easy way to identify your best photos

or to separate them for editing or review.

The tagging check box is at the bottom right corner of the thumbnails. Click the check box to tag or un-tag photos. Photos remain

tagged until you clear the checkmark from the check box.

You can display all your tagged photos with one click by clicking Tagged under Special items in the Catalog pane. Tagging, like

categories and ratings, is a way to set aside, organize, and group your photos without moving the files into different folders.

Tagging is intended as a temporary means of separating your images. Once tagged, you can move or apply categories and

ratings to the images, and then clear all of the tags. Categories, ratings, color labels, and folders are more effective for

organizing and grouping your images over a long period of time.

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