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The document provides step-by-step instructions for renaming photos in Adobe Bridge. It describes locating memory cards and photos, selecting photos to rename, choosing the batch rename tool, selecting a destination folder for copied photos, choosing a naming convention like date/initials/numbers, and previewing the renamed photos to ensure proper spacing. The instructions include screenshots to illustrate each step of the renaming process in Bridge.
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
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- 1. Renaming Photos in Bridge Step-‐By-‐Step Screenshots
- 2. Locate Memory Card in Bridge Usually found by clicking “Computer” and then look for White or Black icon.
- 3. Locate Pictures on Memory Card ODen in DCIM folder, then sub-‐folders based on which camera you were using.
- 4. Select Pictures you wish to Use • Use “Cmd” key to select individual photos 1 at a Kme • Use “ShiD” key to select photographs that are in a line (click 1st photo, hold shiD, click last photo • Drag box around photos to select
- 5. Choose Batch Rename Ø Tool Menu Ø Batch Rename (or push Cmd+ShiD+R)
- 6. Select Copy & Create LocaKon Ø Check “Copy to Other Folder” Ø Click Browse Ø Browse to locaKon of desired folder and/or create one using “New Folder” buUon.
- 7. Choose Naming Criteria For 10-‐99 photos LeD side indicates choose two digits. what type of info is going in For 100+ choose Three Digits Second Column is If you have lines where you insert Ktles, you don’t need, or your iniKals, and need more lines choose starKng number click “+” or “-‐” here.
- 8. Check Preview to Ensure all is good Watch your spacing to make sure you have spaces between name/ iniKals/numbers