Copy all pse pix to flash drive

[MARZIE]

Can anyone help - i want to transfer (copy) all my pse pictures (2403) to a 8 gb flash drive. Can you help???

[Juergen D]

In Organizer thumbnail view: >Edit >Select all; >File >Export as New Files.

Juergen

[JulieM]

Marzie, this solution is not going to work if you have indeed deleted all the images from the hard drive as you said in THIS POST. It will be necessary to deal with the missing images first.

[MikeBC]

The files MAY be still in the Recycle Bin - part of Windows. Open the Recycle Bin and then see if your images are there. If so, select all of them, then do a File, Restore and on a good day some or all of them may be restored.

If that works, do the reconnect operation in Organizer, when completed, any still missing may be gone for good.

[TeleFragger]

Originally Posted by MikeBC

The files MAY be still in the Recycle Bin - part of Windows. Open the Recycle Bin and then see if your images are there. If so, select all of them, then do a File, Restore and on a good day some or all of them may be restored.

If that works, do the reconnect operation in Organizer, when completed, any still missing may be gone for good.

ta boot... STOP DOING ANYTHING!!!!

if you lost your files... dont copy nothing else or do anything..
you can recover some files...
ill post back in a second when i find a link of what i used...


if you delete files... they are still there.. the first bit is dropped...
so you use a program to scan your drive...
if you were to keep copying files and the sort.. then the deleted files get overwritten and are harder to recover..

so here try this...

*****removed direct link to executable file*******

[JulieM]

Hi Telefragger,

We don't usually recommend people post links to executable files. If you want to recommend a file recovery program, could you please post the link to website where Marzie can read about it and decide whether she wants to download it?

(I've removed the link to the .exe file from your post above)

[TeleFragger]

Originally Posted by JulieM

Hi Telefragger,

We don't usually recommend people post links to executable files. If you want to recommend a file recovery program, could you please post the link to website where Marzie can read about it and decide whether she wants to download it?

(I've removed the link to the .exe file from your post above)

understood.. sorry..

it is here in the green square if you choose to try it... i have had great success getting my files back...
read all the info on the page...

http://www.officerecovery.com/

[JulieM]

Thanks very much, Telefragger.

[MikeBC]

Umh, yes but.

Even the act of downloading and installing the software may overwrite some of the deleted files.

I would still check the recycle bin first and see how many files are there - and if all of them, do the file restore.

Opening the recycle bin, clicking on the first jpg file, then Ctrl+Shift click on the last will select all the files in the range and tell you how many are able to be restored.

[ATR]

Marzie

I would strongly encourage you first to go the conservative and well thought out for consequences route suggested by MikeBC.

Not all situations are the same.

ATR