I've created this script that allows you to search for any part of the file name;
http://repository.idimager.com/openreso ... 829E0E3524
Search found 13795 matches
- 24 Apr 18 8:46
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: How Do I Search by File Name?
- Replies: 14
- Views: 3159
- 20 Apr 18 8:18
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Photosupreme batch add item, Macro selection
- Replies: 3
- Views: 247
Re: Photosupreme batch add item, Macro selection
Chris, did you receive my email? Thank you
- 12 Apr 18 11:25
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Several keywords for different labels
- Replies: 12
- Views: 540
Re: Several keywords for different labels
Did you get this to work?
In case you don't know how to create that folder;
1. Start Finder
2. Press Cmd+Shift+G
3. Type in the folder name, including the leading tilde, but without FilterScripts at the end and press enter
4. If needed, create the folder FilterScripts
In case you don't know how to create that folder;
1. Start Finder
2. Press Cmd+Shift+G
3. Type in the folder name, including the leading tilde, but without FilterScripts at the end and press enter
4. If needed, create the folder FilterScripts
- 11 Apr 18 18:05
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Several keywords for different labels
- Replies: 12
- Views: 540
Re: Several keywords for different labels
~/Library/IDimager Systems, Inc./Scripts/FilterScripts
Create that folder if it doesn’t exist. Then copy the file in there
Create that folder if it doesn’t exist. Then copy the file in there
- 11 Apr 18 14:15
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Several keywords for different labels
- Replies: 12
- Views: 540
Re: Several keywords for different labels
Aah, I missed the "no other people" part. That makes it more complex. I've written a filter script for you; http://repository.idimager.com/openresource.asp?GUID=84ED37885BC84433AEDB7DD4E00A6198 Download the script and store it in the folder: Windows: %localappdata%\IDimager Systems, Inc.\Scripts\Fil...
- 11 Apr 18 9:21
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Several keywords for different labels
- Replies: 12
- Views: 540
Re: Several keywords for different labels
Hmmm, searching is extensively described in the manuals. Also searching for something like Jim+Tom is described there (find the manuals in the Hamburger menu->Help). 2018-04-11_10-47-09.png At the forum, I can give more detaillistic tips; eg type Jim+Tom in the search bar. Or Jim+Tom-Jack to get all...
- 11 Apr 18 9:00
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Need help with script/macro
- Replies: 15
- Views: 624
Re: Need help with script/macro
That’s fine.
- 11 Apr 18 4:37
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Need help with script/macro
- Replies: 15
- Views: 624
Re: Need help with script/macro
I still recommend to submit this to the repository. Why? Because in 4.1 it then appears in Photo Supreme when clicking the custom thumb info line’s drop down, right there where you’d use it 

- 11 Apr 18 4:31
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Several keywords for different labels
- Replies: 12
- Views: 540
Re: Several keywords for different labels
A catalog label “Tom+Jim” is not something I’d recommend, for the simple reason that one label can’t be another label and label names should be atomic There is the concept of Label Sets. You can add label Tom and label Jim to a Label Set named Tom+Jim. Then assign that set to have Tom and Jim assign...
- 10 Apr 18 20:43
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Easiest way to select all pictures
- Replies: 4
- Views: 198
Re: Easiest way to select all pictures
You can start with the search bar, upper right corner. Just enter DIG0456 there and press enter
- 10 Apr 18 19:14
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Easiest way to select all pictures
- Replies: 4
- Views: 198
Re: Easiest way to select all pictures
Hi Thomas, why would you want to start with all images and then filter down? If, for instance, you'd like all 3 and 4 star images, then 1. click Ratings in the Catalog bar, 2. click 3 stars 3. ctrl (or cmd on mac) + click on 4 star images You can make all kind of combinations. TIP; have you read the...
- 10 Apr 18 18:50
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Unable to delete a category label
- Replies: 2
- Views: 171
Re: Unable to delete a category label
After moving your image files on disk, did you relocate the folder in PSU?
1. Click Folders
2. For the old root, right click -> Map to the correct physical folder
3. Point to your root on the file system
1. Click Folders
2. For the old root, right click -> Map to the correct physical folder
3. Point to your root on the file system
- 10 Apr 18 18:48
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Mac Newbie Question(s)
- Replies: 1
- Views: 162
Re: Mac Newbie Question(s)
1. Open States -> Duplicate files or Similar Images, depending on which you need
2. The mac version is identical to the Windows version. Click the Hamburger menu in the upper left corner, then Help
2. The mac version is identical to the Windows version. Click the Hamburger menu in the upper left corner, then Help
- 10 Apr 18 18:46
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: Need help with script/macro
- Replies: 15
- Views: 624
Re: Need help with script/macro
It can be submitted here:
http://repository.idimager.com/showcate ... p?GUID=015
http://repository.idimager.com/showcate ... p?GUID=015
- 04 Apr 18 1:27
- Forum: Photo Supreme
- Topic: fuzzy font
- Replies: 4
- Views: 465
Re: fuzzy font
As one of the translators you also have access to 4.1 early beta for Windows. Have you tried that already?
4.1 is not only for macOS.
4.1 is not only for macOS.