On 2024/06/13 10:59, Thomas Blasejewicz wrote:
Now I am working on this file and make sure, every image gets a name
and a description.
However, I remember clearly having given every image a name and save
the file (every few minutes) in my office,
but when I opened the file at home, ALL these names and descriptions
are gone.
Maybe I found the answer.
The file I was working on and save in regular intervals is located on
something like Dropbox - so that I can access it on my computers at home
and in the office.
Images are inserted using Ctrl+F5, retrieving the images from a folder
holding all the relevant images.
But the image folder is on my local hard drive, whereas the file I am
working on is on a "net drive".
So, maybe the writer file on the netdrive looks for the images, but
cannot find them, since they are on the HDD.
The images themselves DO display just fine.
Do I need ONE folder containing both the writer file AND the image
folder to move around?
What happens when I am finally done and want to store the finished work
on my HDDs?
Sorry for the trouble
Thomas
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