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Grouping Files

If you have to browse a lot of images in the File List you should consider using Group By to organize images into different groups. You may find it easier to find images when they are organized into groups. For example, if you use more than one camera, you can quickly organize your images according to the camera you used to capture the images. Similarly, if you save your images into different file formats you can quickly organize your images according to their file format.

Group By only works in the Thumbs, Thumbs + Details, Details, Tiles, and Icons views.

The Processed State group is particularly useful for finding images that you have developed, edited, or developed and edited.

To Group Files in the File List:

  1. Browse to the folder or folders containing your files.
  2. Do one of the following:

Navigating Through Groups in the File List

To Expand and Collapse Specific Groups:

Click the Expand or Collapse arrows, on the left side of the group header.

To Expand and Collapse All Groups:

Right-click a group header, and then select either Open All Groups or Close All Groups.

To Display a Preview of the Images in a Closed Group:

Hover your cursor over the group header.

To Scroll Through Multiple Groups:

Click the Next Group and Previous Group buttons at the bottom of the File List scroll bar.

To Display the Table of Contents:

Do one of the following:

To Quickly Jump to a Specific Group:

  1. Display the table of contents.
  2. Click the group that you want to display.

To Change the Sort Order of the Groups:

Do one of the following:

Removing Groups from the File List

To Remove a Group:

Do one of the following:

Selecting Files in One or More Groups

To Select Files in Groups:

Do one of the following: