asked on 9/17/2015

Microsoft Picture manager a way to move images to specific folder

I have 100's of images in each folder and i need to separate them while i view

So when i view can we have a shortcut key like Ctrl + delete moves the viewing image into a folder called "Posters" within the viewed folder?

Can this be done with some script or change in registry?

Thanks

VB Script Windows 7

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Joe Winograd

9/17/2015

Joe Winograd

9/17/2015

> a shortcut key like Ctrl + delete moves the viewing image into a folder called "Posters" within the viewed folder

I want to be sure I understand this. I think you're saying that you're viewing images in a folder, let's say it's named ImageFolder ("the viewed folder"). The folder has hundreds of images, but you're viewing just one of them ("the viewing image"). While viewing that one image, you want to hit a hotkey (such as "Ctrl + delete") to move that one image into a folder called Posters that is a subfolder of ImageFolder ("within the viewed folder"). Is that right? If not, please clarify. Regards, Joe

mtthompsons

9/17/2015

ASKER

Yes perfect

Than i move to 2nd and 3rd and if i want the 4th also to move to the "Posters" folder again i will use the hot key and the 2nd image moves to "Posters" folder

This Hot key is used while viewing the image with "Microsoft Picture manager"

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Joe Winograd

9/17/2015

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