billip
October 29th, 2005, 06:26 AM
Hi.
I read from browsing the forums that there is sometimes a problem with PSE 3 version sets. I had this problem recently, after successfully creating version sets for one batch of raw files, versioning into tiffs, I was then unsuccessful in doing the same thing a second time, and no new version sets were being created (or at least, I thought I was creating them, but later, when I came to try and open them they had not been). I see from the Adobe website that this is a bit of a recognised problem. Anyway, following some of the tips I read here, I created them manually, but I seem to have created stacks rather than version sets, at least judging by the icons which appear on my pictures (ie: blue horizontal sheets rather than the neat pile tied up with a yellow ribbon). However, I really want version sets not stacks. So is there a way I can manually create version sets, or do I have to be content with stacks ? And having created stacks, is there a way of converting them into version sets ? And, perhaps more importantly, how can I avoid in the future the problem of my version sets just not happening at all ?! Thanks to anyone who can shed some light.
I read from browsing the forums that there is sometimes a problem with PSE 3 version sets. I had this problem recently, after successfully creating version sets for one batch of raw files, versioning into tiffs, I was then unsuccessful in doing the same thing a second time, and no new version sets were being created (or at least, I thought I was creating them, but later, when I came to try and open them they had not been). I see from the Adobe website that this is a bit of a recognised problem. Anyway, following some of the tips I read here, I created them manually, but I seem to have created stacks rather than version sets, at least judging by the icons which appear on my pictures (ie: blue horizontal sheets rather than the neat pile tied up with a yellow ribbon). However, I really want version sets not stacks. So is there a way I can manually create version sets, or do I have to be content with stacks ? And having created stacks, is there a way of converting them into version sets ? And, perhaps more importantly, how can I avoid in the future the problem of my version sets just not happening at all ?! Thanks to anyone who can shed some light.