I have all data including Photoshop's pictures on Drive "F", not "C",
and when I try copying jpg's from Photoshop into Windows Photo Gallery I
get nothing.

Wrong procedure I guess. Can someone show me how to copy them to the
Photo Gallery?


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vwayne

You don't copy photos to WPG, you just tell WPG where to look.
File - add folder to gallery


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"vwayne" wrote in message
...

I have all data including Photoshop's pictures on Drive "F", not "C",
and when I try copying jpg's from Photoshop into Windows Photo Gallery I
get nothing.

Wrong procedure I guess. Can someone show me how to copy them to the
Photo Gallery?


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vwayne

Thanks for the reply. But the pictures stored in F are not in
"Pictures". From reading Photo Gallery notes I see that all pictures
stored under "Pictures" are visible in Photo Gallery. The problem is
they(in F) are not showing up in "Pictures" at the start up screen. I
can find them in Photoshop, but not under "Pictures".



Dave;687686 Wrote:
You don't copy photos to WPG, you just tell WPG where to look.
File - add folder to gallery


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"vwayne" wrote in message
...

I have all data including Photoshop's pictures on Drive "F", not "C",
and when I try copying jpg's from Photoshop into Windows Photo
Gallery I
get nothing.

Wrong procedure I guess. Can someone show me how to copy them to the
Photo Gallery?


--
vwayne


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vwayne

vwayne wrote:
Thanks for the reply. But the pictures stored in F are not in
"Pictures". From reading Photo Gallery notes I see that all pictures
stored under "Pictures" are visible in Photo Gallery. The problem is
they(in F) are not showing up in "Pictures" at the start up screen. I
can find them in Photoshop, but not under "Pictures".
========================================
You can add any folder you wish to the Photo Gallery.
Maybe the following article will offer some ideas:

Windows Vista -
Choose which pictures and
videos are displayed in
Windows Photo Gallery
http://tinyurl.com/2h6y25
or...
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...a2ef41033.mspx

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John Inzer
Digital Media MVP

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk

Okay, here's what I found. I go to Pictures, scroll to Computer, click
on F, and it opens in Pictures. Then I went to Windows Photo Gallery and
copied and pasted.



John Inzer;688157 Wrote:
vwayne wrote:
Thanks for the reply. But the pictures stored in F are not in
"Pictures". From reading Photo Gallery notes I see that all pictures
stored under "Pictures" are visible in Photo Gallery. The problem is
they(in F) are not showing up in "Pictures" at the start up screen. I
can find them in Photoshop, but not under "Pictures".
========================================
You can add any folder you wish to the Photo Gallery.
Maybe the following article will offer some ideas:

Windows Vista -
Choose which pictures and
videos are displayed in
Windows Photo Gallery
'Windows Vista Help: Choose which pictures and videos are displayed
in Windows Photo Gallery' (http://tinyurl.com/2h6y25)
or...
'Windows Vista Help: Choose which pictures and videos are displayed
in Windows Photo Gallery'
(http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...a2ef41033.mspx)

--

John Inzer
Digital Media MVP

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk


--
vwayne

Are you talking about the "Pictures" that shows up in the Start menu?
That's a shortcut to the Pictures folder under your user folder
(C:\Users\(youraccount)\Pictures).

If you have photos located on an F: drive, just open WPG, click on "File" -
"Add folder to gallery", and browse to the folder on the F: drive. You don't
need to copy and paste anything.

Or, is F: a removable card? If so, you probably want to import the photos
from F: to C: instead of adding it to the gallery.


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"vwayne" wrote in message
...

Okay, here's what I found. I go to Pictures, scroll to Computer, click
on F, and it opens in Pictures. Then I went to Windows Photo Gallery and
copied and pasted.



John Inzer;688157 Wrote:
vwayne wrote:
Thanks for the reply. But the pictures stored in F are not in
"Pictures". From reading Photo Gallery notes I see that all pictures
stored under "Pictures" are visible in Photo Gallery. The problem is
they(in F) are not showing up in "Pictures" at the start up screen. I
can find them in Photoshop, but not under "Pictures".
========================================
You can add any folder you wish to the Photo Gallery.
Maybe the following article will offer some ideas:

Windows Vista -
Choose which pictures and
videos are displayed in
Windows Photo Gallery
'Windows Vista Help: Choose which pictures and videos are displayed
in Windows Photo Gallery' (http://tinyurl.com/2h6y25)
or...
'Windows Vista Help: Choose which pictures and videos are displayed
in Windows Photo Gallery'
(http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...a2ef41033.mspx)

--

John Inzer
Digital Media MVP

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk


--
vwayne

My Vista machine is backing up files right now, so I can't get to it,
but I tried what you're suggesting. It said something about not being
able to move a system root.



Dave;688214 Wrote:
Are you talking about the "Pictures" that shows up in the Start menu?
That's a shortcut to the Pictures folder under your user folder
(C:\Users\(youraccount)\Pictures).

If you have photos located on an F: drive, just open WPG, click on
"File" -
"Add folder to gallery", and browse to the folder on the F: drive. You
don't
need to copy and paste anything.

Or, is F: a removable card? If so, you probably want to import the
photos
from F: to C: instead of adding it to the gallery.


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"vwayne" wrote in message
...

Okay, here's what I found. I go to Pictures, scroll to Computer,
click
on F, and it opens in Pictures. Then I went to Windows Photo Gallery
and
copied and pasted.



John Inzer;688157 Wrote:


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vwayne


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vwayne

You don't seem to be able to clearly communicate your problem.

I suggest you take a beginners computer class at your local community
college.

"vwayne" wrote in message
...

My Vista machine is backing up files right now, so I can't get to it,
but I tried what you're suggesting. It said something about not being
able to move a system root.



Dave;688214 Wrote:
Are you talking about the "Pictures" that shows up in the Start menu?
That's a shortcut to the Pictures folder under your user folder
(C:\Users\(youraccount)\Pictures).

If you have photos located on an F: drive, just open WPG, click on
"File" -
"Add folder to gallery", and browse to the folder on the F: drive. You
don't
need to copy and paste anything.

Or, is F: a removable card? If so, you probably want to import the
photos
from F: to C: instead of adding it to the gallery.


--
Vista Home Premium 32 SP1
'Windows Live Mail' (http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview)


"vwayne" wrote in message
...

Okay, here's what I found. I go to Pictures, scroll to Computer,
click
on F, and it opens in Pictures. Then I went to Windows Photo Gallery
and
copied and pasted.



John Inzer;688157 Wrote:


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vwayne


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vwayne

Thanks, Bob, so much for your concern, suggestion. I'm new to Vista 64,
but not new to computers. Just finished building this one. Am quite sure
I can figure out my problems. Thought I'd save time by going to a forum.



Bob;688356 Wrote:
You don't seem to be able to clearly communicate your problem.

I suggest you take a beginners computer class at your local community
college.

"vwayne" wrote in message
...

My Vista machine is backing up files right now, so I can't get to it,
but I tried what you're suggesting. It said something about not being
able to move a system root.



Dave;688214 Wrote:


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vwayne


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vwayne

Yeah right, you are so knowledgeable you think you cannot "get to" your
machine while a backup is taking place.

I stand by my suggestion.

"vwayne" wrote in message
...

Thanks, Bob, so much for your concern, suggestion. I'm new to Vista 64,
but not new to computers. Just finished building this one. Am quite sure
I can figure out my problems. Thought I'd save time by going to a forum.



Bob;688356 Wrote:
You don't seem to be able to clearly communicate your problem.

I suggest you take a beginners computer class at your local community
college.

"vwayne" wrote in message
...

My Vista machine is backing up files right now, so I can't get to it,
but I tried what you're suggesting. It said something about not being
able to move a system root.



Dave;688214 Wrote:


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vwayne


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vwayne