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Here are a few tips for working with Adobe Bridge:
Use keywords and categories. Using the Keywords tab in the lowerright
of the Bridge window (as shown in Figure 4-6), you can assign
keywords and categories to images. Keywords and categories are
descriptive terms that you assign to individual images. Down the road,
you can use the File➪Find command to find all images with a specific
assigned keyword.
of the Bridge window (as shown in Figure 4-6), you can assign
keywords and categories to images. Keywords and categories are
descriptive terms that you assign to individual images. Down the road,
you can use the File➪Find command to find all images with a specific
assigned keyword.
Select multiple images in Bridge. You can have multiple images active
by clicking and Shift+clicking (or Ô+clicking/Ctrl+clicking) on the image
previews. You might want to select multiple images and then assign the
same keywords to all the selected images at once.
by clicking and Shift+clicking (or Ô+clicking/Ctrl+clicking) on the image
previews. You might want to select multiple images and then assign the
same keywords to all the selected images at once.
Use labels, ratings, and filters. Under the Label menu (which you see in
Figure 4-7), you can assign a star rating to each image and assign colors to
organize by subject or project. Use the View➪Sort menu to arrange images
in the thumbnails area of Bridge according to either the label or the rating.
Figure 4-7), you can assign a star rating to each image and assign colors to
organize by subject or project. Use the View➪Sort menu to arrange images
in the thumbnails area of Bridge according to either the label or the rating.
In the lower-left of the default workspace you find the Filter tab. Use that
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