Silhouettes of Kids in Motion 2 Stock Photos
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Fine-Tuning Your EasyShare Albums Organization Strategy
Even though EasyShare’s organizing tools are simple and basic, you can increase your organizational firepower by adopting a few good strategies.
1. Use albums to divide and conquer your photo library
Albums are by far EasyShare’s most useful organizational tool. To create a photo library where you’ll be able to find photos in the distant future, create albums with descriptive names, like Aunt Elsie’s 92nd Birthday, or Oregon Vacation 2006. And, as if you haven’t heard it enough already, never hesitate to drag photos into multiple albums.
On the downside, EasyShare doesn’t support nested albums, so you can’t place albums inside each other like Windows subfolders. If you want to keep groups of folders together, name them like this: Dogs-Hounds, Dogs-Retrievers, Dogs-Mutts, and so on. That way, all your puppies stay together when you sort your albums by name (Albums Sort Albums By Name).
Organizing Photos with EasyShare Albums
As the name implies, Kodak EasyShare provides simple, straightforward tools for the casual family photographer. In that respect, it’s like the kind of cameras that made Kodak famous: point-and-shoot Instamatics with easy loading film cartridges.
Once you download and install the free software, you can do everything you can in Windows XP and more from within one program. There’s nothing else to learn or buy. And when you’re ready for some basic photo editing, you can do that in EasyShare, too. Best of all, if you’ve already organized your photos and folders in Windows XP, you can keep them stored the same way. Then, using EasyShare’s Albums, Favorites, and Captions features, you can subdivide and sort your collection in creative new ways without disrupting your underlying Windows folders.
