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With the first camera invented supposedly in 1816, I am not even sure many folks did already use one in the 1870's - which your screenshot implies I have inherited a few from the 1880's - and possibly some older ones in a large batch that I haven't scanned yet - so it may not be that unusual! Howev...

I have had one or two updates that must have taken a similar time, so I'd stay with it.

I am not sure I understand what you want. Your custom file mask includes virtually any image format to be selected as album display. I am not surprised that this doesn't work. How is the program supposed to know which image format it should use as album display??? If you include just any ... ...I w...

As well as on import, PSU used to stack files when 'verifying folder / scanning for missing files. Setting the following stops that:

I don't use Affinity, so don't know if saving the file as .afphoto strips the metadata from it. If it doesn't, then an alternative (to fbungarz's solution) would be to write the metadata from PSU to the RAW file. That way any images processed from the RAW file should automatically have the metadata ...

Thargor wrote: ↑25 Nov 22 8:26unfortunately you cannot use "versions" as search term in the forum

Maybe a Google search will help:
https://www.google.com/search?q=version ... imager.com

I only have 704 TIFs in my collection (most of them scanned prints, all of them with PSU-generated metadata embedded in them) and I've never seen a problem. As a check I just rebuilt the thumbnails of a batch of them and they all still look good.

I've not used any of the other software you list.

fbungarz wrote: ↑04 Oct 22 21:57 I simply assign the labels first, then, with the image open, I drag an assigned label onto the image and a linked area tag is created.

Yes! LAP = Label Assignment Panel:

Mke wrote: ↑04 Oct 22 15:38

Hert wrote: ↑04 Oct 22 10:00...drag the catalog label from the LAP to the area...

FWIW, this is generally what I do.

Hert wrote: ↑04 Oct 22 10:00If you want to link a label from another Category to an area then either drag the catalog label from the LAP to the area or drag a catalog label from the Category Tree to the area

FWIW, this is generally what I do.

To keep track of which images are uploaded, we use portfolio collections. It would be great to have an option to tag, which portfolios have been uploaded and which ones haven't. I can see that would be useful. Maybe linked to the 3 'Accessibility' options? At the moment I drag & drop published ...

fbungarz wrote: ↑03 Oct 22 20:57I think I got what you are talking about = using an image with ALL labels to transport these labels from one database to the next?

Yes, use an image to transport the labels...

...but you only need to label the image with the NEW metabolites

I'd suggest: ..... Prepare an unmistakable Update Image ..... One your main machine, add the new substances to the PSU hierarchy ..... Label the Update Image with all the newly added new substances ..... Import that image to PSU on all the other machines - and all the new substances will be correctl...

However they can be renamed, which may be useful. Remember that some have specific functionality associated with them.

Is it normal that the green slide isn't labelled? If so, I'd use that one (only) to identify the specimens, using areas, and identify metabolites (only) on the other 3 slides. Obviously you turn off areas if you want to view the green slide uncluttered. Based on the way that PSU currently displays a...

I've had this happen a few times when I've been too busy to mention it; if I delete a single file currently being viewed in the light table, the image is deleted and replaced by a spinner - which keeps spinning until the OS complains.

(I frequently use Ctrl+Y to view a single file full-screen).