where are the label sets stored on windows?

[angelanthony]

im looking to see if i can find where the label sets info is stored on windows. im looking to copy those settings to be able to place on another computer . each time i open photo supreme on a different computer i find that my label sets need to be recreated . is there a location path to where the label sets are stored and or can photo supreme create such a thing so its easy to work on multiple computers with a setting that can enable users to share and use the same label sets ?

[Mke]

You can check the location by:
1) Change your preferences to show a login dialog on startup
2) Restart PSU and the login dialog will display the current database location (and allow you to select an alternative database)
3) Reset your preferences to disable the login dialog.

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[Stephen]

is there a location path to where the label sets are stored and or can photo supreme create such a thing so its easy to work on multiple computers with a setting that can enable users to share and use the same label sets ?

You might want to give some thought about how you will manage to keep two or more label sets in sync.

[jstartin]

im looking to see if i can find where the label sets info is stored on windows. im looking to copy those settings to be able to place on another computer . each time i open photo supreme on a different computer i find that my label sets need to be recreated . is there a location path to where the label sets are stored and or can photo supreme create such a thing so its easy to work on multiple computers with a setting that can enable users to share and use the same label sets ?

It sounds as though you are looking for a discrete file containing label-set membership information. There isn't one I'm afraid; all such information is embedded in the catalog database file which is in C:\Users\'User'\AppData\Local\IDimager Systems, Inc\Catalog by default. To copy label sets to another computer you could copy the whole catalog database and then remove all of the images from the copy.