Elements 5 Organizer

[prfb]

Is it possible to disconnect the organizer? It waists too uch time for my type of usage.

[Wendy]

Hi ...

... and welcome to the forum :)

Yes it is possible to remove the organiser but if you do that then you will also remove some of the functionality of Elements ...

Wendy

[jlwilm]

There was some other action on this item today.

I use the organizer extensively (except for version sets), but if you want check here (http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com/forum/showthread.php?p=275754#post275754) to disable the organizer passively. If tt doesnt start up, it wont do anything and that is lot safer than hacking into elements.

[Chuck S.]

There was some other action on this item today.

I use the organizer extensively (except for version sets), but if you want check here (http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com/forum/showthread.php?p=275754#post275754) to disable the organizer passively. If tt doesnt start up, it wont do anything and that is lot safer than hacking into elements.

John, that's funny - I use the Organizer very sparingly; the only thing I use extensively is......version sets!

:)

[jlwilm]

Hmmn. . .

Interesting isn't it. One of the things I like in software is when it lets users use it "their way" and doesn't dictate their lifestyles, eating habits and impose a dress code.

Most users only use a small portion of the cababilities of any software.

Elements lets you use what you want - kind of like Burger King (or Harvey's in Canada).

Happy 4th of July!