Step                         Description     (Briefly given here)
                                                    (More detail may be at that   Step link's   main part)

Part (A)     Part (A)     Step Sets      Part (B)

Part (A)     (STEP #001)          (Take  Picture,  Photo #1,  Save in Camera  Folder #01.)

STEP #001
STEP #001        Snap,  Take  a new picture,  a  Photo #1,  with   camera.    This  first  camera  photo,  Photo #1,  = " DSC02019.jpg"  saved  in  Camera Temp   Folder #01,  folder window.      [Folder #01,  is  partly  Done!]

Part (B)     Part (B)     Step Sets      Part (A)     Part (C)

Part (B)     (STEP #002  -  STEP #006           (Move  Photo from Camera to Laptop  Folder #02.)


STEP #002
STEP #002       Plug  in  USB cable  from  Camera  to  Laptop.  Turn  Camera   ON.

STEP #003
STEP #003       Navigate  to,  Open  1st  folder,  Camera Temp   Folder #01,  folder window: " F:\DCIM\101MSDCF".

STEP #004
STEP #004       Navigate to,  Open  2nd  folder,  All Permanent Original Archive  Folder #02,  folder window:  "D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_02_ORIGI_CameraName_Moved_from_Camera_is_Archived". 

STEP #005
STEP #005       Select/Move  all  79  Photo #1  photos  from  Camera Temp  Folder #01,  folder window  &  Paste  all  79  Photo #1  photos  to  laptop  All Permanent Original Archive  Folder #02,  folder window,  "_Misc_02_...".     [This part  is a  one time deal.    Folder #02,  is  Done!  It is filled,  full.]

STEP #006
STEP #006       Turn  Camera  OFF.   UnPlug  the  USB  cable  from   Camera  to  Laptop,  which  Close  down  Camera Temp  Folder #01,  folder window.       [ Folder #01,  is  Done!  Was filled,  now Empty.]

Part (C)     Part (C)     Step Sets     Part (B)     Part (D)

Part (C)     (STEP #007  -  STEP #012)           (Copy  Photo to  Folder #03,  &  Folder #06.)

STEP #007
STEP #007       Navigate to,  Open  1st  folder,  All Permanent Original Archive  Folder #02,  folder window: "D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_02_ORIGI_CameraName_Moved_from_Camera_is_Archived".

STEP #008
STEP #008       Navigate to,  Open  2nd  folder,  Temp  Folder #03,  folder window:   "D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_03_ORIGINAL_TEMP_only_To_be_Emptied".

STEP #009
STEP #009       Only  Select/Copy  all  79  Photo #1  photos  from  All Permanent Original Archive  Folder #02,  folder window,  "_Misc_02_..."  &  Paste  all  79  Photo #1  photos  to  Temp  Folder #03,  folder window,  "_Misc_03_...".     [Folder #03,  is  partly  Done!   (Will be finished  at end of this total process.)]

STEP #010
STEP #010       Navigate  to,  Open  3rd  folder,  All Permanent Original  ReNamed  Folder #06,  folder window: "D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_06_ORIGINAL_CameraName_and_3_ReNamed".

STEP #011
STEP #011       Only  Select/Copy  all  79  Photo #1  photos  from  Permanent  Folder #02,  folder window,  "_Misc_02_..."   &  Paste  all  79  Photo #1  photos  to  All Permanent Original  ReNamed  Folder #06,  folder window,  "_Misc_06_...".     [This part is a  one time deal.  Folder #06,  is  now partly  Done!   (Will be finished  at end of this process,  when all the  'renaming'  is done.)]

STEP #012
STEP #012       [Close  Folder #06,  down,  for now;  will open again later.  NO.]

Leave  Folder #06,  folder window,  "_Misc_06_..."  Open.

Part (D)     Part (D)     Step Sets     Part (C)     Part (E)

Part (D)     (STEP #013  -  STEP #021)           (Move  all Photo of  1 person to  Folder #04.)

STEP #013
STEP #013       Navigate to,  Open  1st  folder,  Temp  Folder #03,  folder window: 
"D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_03_ORIGINAL_TEMP_only_To_be_Emptied".

STEP #014
STEP #014       Navigate to,  Open  2nd  folder,  Pre-Processed Temp  Folder #04  folder window:  "D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_04_ORIGINAL_holding_all_of_same_person".

STEP #015
STEP #015       Double-click  on  1st  photo filename  Photo #1,  in  Temp  Folder #03,  folder window,  "_Misc_03_..."  to  view  it in  IrfanView.

STEP #016
STEP #016       Note  who  the  persons  are  in photo  Photo #1.

STEP #017
STEP #017       Type  their names  in a  Notepad  doc file.

STEP #018
STEP #018       Close  IrfanView.

STEP #019
STEP #019       Select/Move  only that 1st photo  Photo #1  filename  from  Temp  Folder #03,  folder window,  "_Misc_03_..."  &  Paste  Photo #1,  to  Pre-Processed Temp  Folder #04,  folder window,  "_Misc_04_...".

STEP #020
STEP #020       If  the next  1st  photo  Photo #1,  in  Temp  Folder #03,  folder window,  "_Misc_03_..."   is  also  of the  same  person,  as it was in  STEP #015  -  STEP #017,   then  Keep  Repeat  again   STEP #015  -  STEP #020.    The  important  step here is:  STEP #019.     BUT,   if  the  next  photo  is  of a  different  person,    STOP.     Goto   STEP #021.

STEP #021
STEP #021       But,  if  the  'next'  photo  is  of a  different  person,  STOP.    Goto  STEP #022.

Part (E)     Part (E)     Step Sets     Part (D)     Part (F)

Part (E)     (STEP #022  -  STEP #024)           (Move  only  1 photo,  at a time,  into  Folder #05.)

STEP #022
STEP #022       Navigate to,  Open  1st  folder,  Pre-Processed Temp  Folder #04,  folder window:  "D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_04_ORIGINAL_holding_all_of_same_person".

Leave  Folder #04,  folder window,  "_Misc_04_..."  open.

STEP #023
STEP #023       Navigate to,  Open  2nd  folder,  MAIN Working Temp  Folder #05,  folder window:  "D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_05_Processing_holding_Working_On_a_Pic".

STEP #024
STEP #024       Select/Move  only the  1st  photo  Photo #1   (Ex:  "DSC02019.jpg")   file name  from  Pre-Processed Temp  Folder #04,  folder window,  "_Misc_04_..."  &  Paste  Photo #1   "DSC02019.jpg"  to  MAIN Working Temp  Folder #05,  folder window,  "_Misc_05_...".    Now  STOP.

Leave  Folder #05,  folder window,  "_Misc_05_..."  open.

Part (F)     Part (F)     Step Sets     Part (E)     Part (G)

Part (F)     (STEP #025  -  STEP #029)      (Create  duplicate  2nd,  Photo #0,  from  Photo #1,  in  Folder #05.)

STEP #025
STEP #025       Right-click  on only photo   [in this case  it is called:  "DSC02019.jpg"]   Photo #1,  filename in  Folder #05,  folder window,  "_Misc_05_...",

STEP #026
STEP #026        Choose  'Copy',  in pop-up menu, 

STEP #027
STEP #027       Click  on any  blank,  empty space  in  folder window,   "_Misc_05_...",

STEP #028
STEP #028       Right-click  again,

STEP #029
STEP #029       Choose  'Paste'.

Now,  a  new  second duplicate  generic  'copied/pasted'  filename,  Photo #0,  is  created    [called:  "DSC02019 - Copy.jpg"],    &  is in  Folder #05,  folder window,  "_Misc_05_...".

Part (G)     Part (G)     Step Sets     Part (F)     Part (H)

Part (G)     (STEP #030  -  STEP #038)       (ReName  Photo #0,  into a  Photo #2,  in  Folder #05.)


STEP #030
STEP #030       Right-click  on new  "duplicate  'copy'  filename",  Photo #0,  "DSC02019 - Copy.JPG",  in  Folder #05,  folder window,  "_Misc_05_...",

STEP #031
STEP #031       Choose  'Rename',  from pop-up window  context menu.     [The  'name'  part of the filename,  will  now  be  highlighted  as follows:  "DSC02019 - Copy.JPG"]    

STEP #032
STEP #032       Make sure the  name  part of,  Photo #0,  is  still  highlighted;   IF  NOT,  then  Go Back  &  ReDo   steps  STEP #030,  &  STEP #031.   Now,  while  the  name  part is  still  highlighted,   

STEP #033
STEP #033       Press  the  'Right Arrow'  key  one  time;

STEP #034
STEP #034       Press  the  'Left Arrow'  key  one  time, 

STEP #035
STEP #035       Press  the  'Backspace'  key,  enough times   (7  times)   to  delete  the following  'yellow background'  text,  the  ' - Copy'  part,  of filename.   Stop  deleting  at the end of  number  part.

STEP #036
STEP #036       Press  'Shift-Dash'  key one  time,  which  Adds,  an  '_',   Underscore  character,

STEP #037
STEP #037     Add,  Type in  the  'couple's names',

STEP #038
STEP #038     Click  anywhere in a  blank,  empty space  in the  Folder #05,  folder window,  "_Misc_05_...".

Now,  a  Photo #2,   a  'photo #2',  has been  created.   Photo #1,  has  now  been  ReNamed  to a  Photo #2,  "DSC02019_Cathy.jpg".

Part (H)     Part (H)     Step Sets     Part (G)     part_I

Part (H)     (STEP #039,  -  )     ()




{adjust,  reDo,    following into a part  (H_H)  section...  starting with  STEP #039}
{which will be  similar  to  part  (F_F)...}

Part (F)     Part (F)     Step Sets     Part (E)     Part (G)

Part (F)     (STEP #025  -  STEP #029)       (Creating  a duplicate  Photo #0,  from  Photo #1,  in  Folder #05.)

STEP #025
STEP #025       Right-Click  on only photo   [in this case  it is called:  "DSC02019.jpg"]   Photo #1,  filename in  Folder #05,  folder window,  "_Misc_05_...",

STEP #026
STEP #026        Choose  'Copy',  in pop-up menu, 

STEP #027
STEP #027       Click  on any  blank,  empty space  in  folder window,   "_Misc_05_...",

STEP #028
STEP #028       Right-Click  again,

STEP #029
STEP #029       choose  'Paste'.

Now,  a  new  second duplicate  generic  copied/pasted  filename  Photo #0,  is created    [called:  "DSC02019 - Copy.jpg"]    is in the  Folder #05,  folder window,  "_Misc_05_...".





STEP #039       STEP #039

STEP #040       STEP #040

STEP #041       STEP #041

STEP #042       STEP #042

STEP #043       STEP #043

STEP #044       STEP #044

STEP #045       STEP #045

STEP #046       STEP #046

STEP #047       STEP #047

STEP #048       STEP #048

STEP #049       STEP #049

STEP #050       STEP #050

Photo #1      Photo #2      Photo #3      Photo #4      Photo #5
  
Folder #09      Folder #08      Folder #07      Folder #06      Folder #05
Folder #04      Folder #03      Folder #02      Folder #01




A Work In Progress   A Work In Progress

Please,  never mind,  don't pay serious attention to,  the bad spelling,  improper word-phrases used at times;  I don't always catch them as I  type/read,  re-read,  the lines.  Sometimes I don't know how to  spell  a word,  so I try to  spell it  as it sounds like to me,  and leave it at that,  until I can find the properly spelled word when later on using the  WordWeb  program.   (Put a  "??"  next to the misspelled word,  so as to be easily found again.)

This document is  not complete  yet,  still working on it...  It will be more refined as time goes by...  It is,  for the time being,  constantly being refined,  updated,  procedures improved upon.

I want this document to be as complete,  perfect,  not amiss at all  in any place,  in any way,  shape,  form,  or,  manner,  as it is possible to be.  I try to be perfect,  I am what is called a  perfectionist,  but  I,  in reality  am  not perfect,  I'm far from being perfect.  But I want my work to meet  extremely high standards,  as much as it is possible,  &  to be something I can really be  proud  of.  My thought processes run  here  &  there,  and over yonder,  &  back  &  forth again,  trying to say,  write things properly,  factually,  and to the point  with simplicity in mind.  But it does not come out that way,  most of the time,  does it?  Rambling...  But this project must be done in a particular manner,  so as to be always  duplicable  in the future.  That is why it is taking such a long time to write this out on paper,  that is,  typing it out into a doc file,  to think though concerning the way I want it done.  I want a  'polished'  finished product!  (With also a concise directions part   -- a  "Hey,  READ  ME  First"  text file  with very brief information  concerning the persons photos--,  in the package,  in the final finished folder of photos,  ready to be sent to each  couple/person  in the photo lineup list.)  Skip over stuff you already know about,  but read  &  study the things that might be new to you,  or may be done,  said,  in a different manner then you have done it,  etc.  This is basically for beginners,  but just maybe others also can learn a little bit from this,  too.

Terms  --Word-Phrases--  Definitions:  Terms  -- Word-Phrases--  Definitions

Use of,   &  wording of,  listed here for wording consistency,  such as  when copying a term.
Also,  Computer Definitions  of certain  common terms.

"original raw default  Sony Camera  photo filename"

"original photo files"

"tall-ways vertical photo,  a portrait picture"

"holding the camera to the right,  rotating camera to the right"

"content of photo,  is on its side,  is  'laying down',  'to the left-hand side',  or,  lying sideways,  long-ways,  on bottom side of the photo"   [when viewing long-ways,  'landscape']

"proper viewing position,  correct viewing orientation of finished photo"

"camera memory stick card"

Note #03:   Note #03    Photo  = photo file  = camera file name  = photo  = picture file name  = picture  = file name  = photo  = file/folder  label name  = photo ...  =  'filename'  = file  = photo    [I use these terms  interchangeably at times.  Basically,  they all  refer to the same thing,  the photo.]   See:  similar terms.


Click   Click   means to:  Press down  once  on the  LEFT  Mouse Button.

Right-Click   Right-Click   means to:  Press down  once  on the  RIGHT  Mouse Button.

['Navigate'   Navigate   means to  'find'  by keep on clicking  until you find what  folder  you are hunting for:  to  click on correct hard drive letter,  then click on correct folder,  then click on correct subfolder,  if any,  until you  open  the  correct folder name,  or  filename,   you are hunting for.]

['Move'   Move   means to  'Select'   Select   {'choose'  1  or  more}  all  file names  in a  folder window,  you want to be selected,  by clicking on  1st filename  chosen,  then   press/hold  down  'Shift'  key,  then click on the  last filename chosen  &  wanted in the total selection;  then  'Right-Click'  right hand mouse button,  and select  'Cut'  from  pop-up menu.  Filenames  are copied to memory,  ready to be automatically used again later in the  'Paste'  part.]   [By the way,  when you  'select'  a filename,  the text  remains  'black'  &  the  background color  =  'pale light blue',  as in:  "DSC02019 - Copy.jpg".]   (see:  Highlighted Text / Selected Text)

['Paste'   Paste   means,  in this case,  to  'Copy  &  Move'  all the selected filenames  to the  2nd  selected opened  folder window,  by clicking on  folder name,  then  'Right-Click'  right hand mouse button,  and select  'Paste'  from  pop-up menu.  Filenames previously copied to memory,  are now  copied/moved   to the opened  folder window.]

Folders Pair       Folder Window       Save As...      


(Opening  a  pair  of folders,  by opening their  folder windows.)

Naming  File/Folder  Names   Naming  File/Folder  Names

The Naming  of  File Names  (Filenames),  &  Folder Names


Do NOT  use spaces,  hyphens ...    use only   underscore    _    in  photo/folder  filenames.

For  website  use,   use  NO  Capital Letters  in  folder/file  names.  Use  all  'small letters'  only.

Folders        (in  Camera,  &  in  Laptop  Hard Drive)


(Folder Names  in this doc)    Folder #09    Folder #08    Folder #07    Folder #06     Folder #05  
                                                                          Folder #04    Folder #03    Folder #02    Folder #01     Folders
   
(Photo Names  in this doc)    Photo #1      Photo #0      Photo #2      Photo #3      Photo #4      Photo #5
                                                                        Photo #6      Photo #7      Photos      Step Sets      Total Steps
                                                                        79 Photos    316 photos    9 Folders    8 Photos

Introduction to Folders:    Introduction to Folders

Type  of Folder:   Type of Folder:  (Copy/paste  these  'types'  at  each  appropriate folder name  in this doc.)

[Camera Temp]    Folder #01,     [##  - 0]
[All Permanent Original Archive]    Folder #02,     [79]
[Temp]    Folder #03,     [79  - 0]
[Pre-Processed Temp]    Folder #04,     [1 - 3   - 0]
[MAIN  Working Temp]    Folder #05,     [1  - 0]
[All Permanent Original  ReNamed]    Folder #06,     [79  x 4]
[Holding Temp of  1 Person,  1 Photo  Processed]    Folder #07,     [##  - 0]
[All Permanent Processed MAIN]    Folder #08,      [##]    [=   Couple's Personal Folder]   [in Main folder]
[All Original ReName of  1 Person SubFolder]    Folder #09,     [##  x 4]       [=  SubFolder   ^   of  Folder #08]


{make a list of those folder  'names'  on my hard drive here...}
{also,  of  the  photo  'names'  at the  photo intro...}

Each  opened folder  opens its own folder window,  folder window.   Folder Window,  To open a folder  means  to open that  folder's window.  This is done  either by  clicking  on the  'Computer'   ["My Computer"]   icon on your Desktop,  or  by  clicking  on the  'Windows Explorer'  icon.  Both of these utility programs  open a  folder window  where you can explore all the  'internal'  folders  &  files  in your computer system  storage areas,  such as hard drives,  flash drives,  floppy drives,  CD/DVD drives,  etc.  Once a folder window is open,  you can navigate  to open any folder in order  to look at its contents  of filenames on your system.  It is  in  these  'folder windows'  that you  do  stuff,  like copy,  paste filenames  &  folder names  in  to  &  out of,  from,  etc.  In many of the steps,  given in this doc,  you are told to open a  pair,  or more,  of  folder windows,  so you can do some kind of  'work'  amongst them all,   or,  sometimes,  the work is all done just within a single folder,  such as at times with  Folder #05.    (see:  Folders Pair)

["Internet Explorer"  --&  other such Internet browsers--  for the most part,  explores places  'external',  outside of your computer system,  such as web pages  from  websites  on the  Internet,  from a  'web address'  you type in the  'address bar',  or,  click on  a  'link'  within a document.]

In the  first  4 folders,  all you are doing is  copying/or moving  photos around,  &  re-Naming  the filenames only,  NO processing of the photos  yet ...

The  1st folder,  Camera Temp  Folder #01,  is in  Camera storage;  all other folders  are in  Laptop  hard drive  D:.

Note #04:   Note #04   In the following  'STEPS'   this,  the  'light-yellow'  background color   &  '18 point font'  part   is the  'brief'  step that is  copied to  the  Total Steps  section.   BUT,  First,  copy that statement to the  Total Steps,   then,  second,  color the background,  &  make text larger,  so as to easily  tell at a glance  what is the next step  in this process.  If  you do the opposite  first,  you  must  then do as in  #(12),  in order to undo the  big mistakes  that this causes,  which by itself,  is  impossible  to UnDo in  EW4     [FrontPage2003,  automatically  undid  this kind of thing,  but NOT using it anymore,  since the  code  it produces is far too old.].


So far,  Folder #01,  Folder #02,  Folder #03,  were all  alike;  they all held only the  79 original photos,  Photo #1.   All done in  8 steps.

Folder #04  only holds the next few,  1 to  3,  photos  that I will be  first working on,  when they are moved,  only  one photo at a time,  to  the  MAIN  Working Temp  Folder #05.

Folder #02,  &  Folder #06,  &  Folder #09,  are similar,  in that they only hold the  original photos,  NO  processed photos.  Folder #07,  also holds these original photos,  plus all the processed photos too.  ??

Original  photos only,  renamed  in  Folder #05,  will be  moved/copied to   (&  are added to,  along with the 79 original photos,  already here from steps   STEP #010,  &  STEP #011.)   Folder #06,   &  moved/copied to  subfolder  Folder #09,   then they will be deleted from  Folder #05.  All started with step  STEP #022  in  Folder #05.

Processed  photos,  worked on  &  done,  in  Folder #05,  will be  copied to  Folder #07.   After each batch of photo sets are processed,  moved from  Folder #03,  to  Folder #04,  to  Folder #05,  to  Folder #07,  then all  the resulting  processed photos in  Folder #07,  will be moved  to  Folder #08.  All started with step  ??,  ??,  in  Folder #05.

When  Folder #03,  is finally empty,  this present process  will be all  finished.

Some  Folder windows  will  open  automatically,  such as the  Camera Temp  Folder #01,   or,  a  CD/DVD   disc  when you put it into the laptop  CD/DVD  player/writer,  IF  your computer is  set up to  auto-read/open  such devices.  If not,  you must  navigate to/open  those  folder windows  by hand manually,  such as at  STEP #007,  &  STEP #008.  Then,  when you remove the  CD/DVD,  or turn camera off,  those  folder windows  close  down automatically.

Folders Pair   Folders Pair     (see:  Folder Window)
In each  set of steps  (Step Sets),  in which uses   2  or more  folders,  when you are doing some  --copy/move/paste/(delete)  file names--   you are always  working with,  at least,  2  folders  at a time...  a pair of folders.  These kinds  of folders are always  in pairs,  come in,  are used in pairs;  you need  2  opened  folders windows  to complete the task at hand,  that is,  you open the  1st folder window,  the  'from'  one,  &  then you open the  2nd folder window,  the  'to'  one;  then you do something  --copy/move/paste/(delete)  file names--  out of the   'from'  1st  folder window,   &  into the  'to'  2nd  folder window,  that is open.

Folder #01   (in Camera)  [Original Unprocessed Photos]  [Temp folder]

Folder #01     (Folder #09     Folder #02)

Photo #1      Photo #0      Photo #2      Photo #3      Photo #4      Photo #5      Photo #6      Photo #7
Folder #09      Folder #08      Folder #07      Folder #06      Folder #05     
Folder #04      Folder #03      Folder #02      Folder #01      Folders      Photos      Step Sets      Total Steps


(1)  First Folder:   Camera memory stick card,   a file storage area  inside of  camera.  The  Photo  Sony Camera  memory stick card folder:   the folder where photos are  first saved to when  snapping a picture with the camera.  That folder's name on the camera memory stick card = :   "DCIM\101MSDCF".   Only Move photos from this  Subfolder  Folder #01,  &  Paste  to  Folder #02.  No photos stays in this folder;  it is to become  empty,  ready for the next batch of  pictures  that I take.  It is like a temporary folder,  similar to  Folder #03.

This is a   [Camera Temp]   Folder #01.

Photo #1,   &   Folder #01,   are  both very much  interconnected.   They both are  inside of  the  Camera.


Folder #01:  "Misc_01_"  subfolder:  Sony Camera  memory:  "DCIM\101MSDCF"  (in  Camera)

                            "_Misc_01_Camera_DCIM_101MSDCF"  (in  Laptop)
                              _Misc_01_represents__Camera_DCIM_101MSDCF


Sony Camera  plugged into  USB  port  on laptop  = drive  "F:"   ( < drive letter depends on  other  "hard drives"  plugged in,  &  turned  ON...)

Sony Camera  built-in memory  folder names       =  "DCIM\101_SONY"
                                                                                            =  "MISC"
Sony Camera  memory stick card  folder names   = "DCIM\101MSDCF"
                                                                                             =  "MISC"

Laptop  3  main  camera  picture/photo  folders are on  hard drive  "D:"
(01)   01  Laptop computer Photo  folder names   =  "D:\!__Camera__DCIM_101MSDCF"
(02)                                                                               =  "D:\!__New_Pictures_from_Camera"
(03)  ALL  Photos working on in this document are on my laptop  hard drive  "D:"  in folder:
                                                                                        =  "D:\!__Working_ON_Church"



Part (A)    (STEP #002    Part (B))

(Part (A))    (Step Sets    Part (A))    (STEP #001)     (Taking  Pictures,  Photo #1,  Saved in Camera  Folder #01.)

(STEP #001)   STEP #001   (Total Steps   STEP #001)   HOW  DONE:    Snap  a new picture,  a  Photo #1,  with  camera,  in which case,  a  'photo filename'  is automatically  Saved  to  camera memory stick card  in a  subfolder,  folder window,  Camera Temp  Folder #01,  called  "DCIM\101MSDCF".    This  first camera  photo,  Photo #1,  = "DSC02019.jpg",  saved in  Camera Temp  Folder #01,  "101MSDCF".      [Folder #01  is  partly  Done!  It is filled.]


Now,  goto step,  STEP #002.

There is some introductory  information given  between here,  STEP #001,  &  there,  STEP #002.


(Preview  of next section)
Now  copy/Move  those photos from this camera Temp  Folder #01,  &  Paste photos to  Folder #02  on my laptop hard drive  D: ...   as is done at the next section,  Part (B)  which  =  (STEP #002  to   STEP #006).


END  OF   Folder #01.

Photo #1

Photo #1      Photo #0      Photo #2      Photo #3      Photo #4      Photo #5      Photo #6      Photo #7

Folder #09      Folder #08      Folder #07      Folder #06      Folder #05     
Folder #04      Folder #03      Folder #02      Folder #01      Folders      Photos      Step Sets      Total Steps


Original Unprocessed   Photo #1.

Photo #1,   &   Folder #01,   are  both very much  interconnected.   They both are  inside of the Camera.


(Photo #1)   The ORIGINAL raw default  Sony Camera  photo filename:  -- "DSC02019.jpg"   = 2,260 KB   = Photo #1.  

The  1st  original  camera photo,  Photo #1,  =  "DSC02019.jpg".



Original  File Name    Original  File Name

"DSC02097.jpg"  =  the  'original raw default  Sony Camera  photo filename'  of  last  picture taken at the  Rock Gala Party...  Next picture taken  =  "??"   [Does this mean I've taken over  2000 pictures with this  Sony Camera  so far,  since I've bought it new a few years ago?  ??  I don't know,  yet.]

File Names  (filenames)  similar to  "DSC02097.jpg"  =  'original raw default  Sony Camera  photo filename'  =  Photo #1,  of picture taken,  in whatever  position  the  camera  was in  --horizontal,   or,  vertical.   Vertical  --which produces a  'sideways'  photo which must be flipped to the right  --"Rotate Right"  to be viewed correctly in proper position as to when,  how,  that picture was taken...  If  I'm taking a tall,  vertical photo,  a portrait picture,  then I'm holding,  turning the camera to the right,  rotating camera to the right,  so as to take a picture  as close as possible  to the subject matter,  which then fills the whole camera viewer better with less  "white space",  whatever...  Therefore,  when viewing the raw unprocessed photo,  it,  the contents of photo,  is on its side,  is  'laying down',   'to,  on the left-hand side',  or,  'on the bottom side'  of the photo,  so it must  "flip to right"  for the person to be  'standing up-right'  in the photo,  for the photo to be in proper viewing position,  in which case,  this can only be done in an  external photo editor program.  When  re-saving  that photo,  the  size  of the picture  changes,  depending on the  options  chosen  when saving the picture...  So,  I guess,  copy  &  rename  three  (3)  times,  the original photo filename  according to who the person is  in the photo,  then  copy/load  that file name into a photo editor to edit the photo.  Most of the photos were taken in a vertical position,  so must rotate them to the right,  which is the same thing as turning them right-side up  with regards to the  content  in the photo.

You are only  'working'  with,  some how,  in some manner,  in the processing  of the only  1 photo  in the  MAIN Working Temp  Folder #05,  folder window.   Never  'work'  in any of the other folders;  they are only  'holding'  folders,  folders to only  copy/move/paste/delete  photos  in  to/out  of,  etc.

These kinds of camera photo filenames are always similar to "DSC02019.jpg",  &  each picture taken   increases the  'number part'  of the filename by  1 digit.   (These photos are always moved from  Camera Temp  Folder #01,  &  moved to,  stored in the  All Permanent Original Archive  Folder #02,  &  then copied to  Temp  Folder #03,  then moved to the  Pre-Processed Temp  Folder #04,  as described at  Folder #04.  Then,  only  1 photo at a time,  is moved from  Folder #04,  to  Folder #05,  to begin the renaming,  &  also,  later on,  the processing  of all the photos...)

(This  = Photo #1,  such as  "DSC02019.jpg".)   [This  first camera photo  Photo #1  = "DSC02019.jpg"]

The original photo,   Photo #1,   --as taken  live  at scene of the picture setting  at the  Rock Gala Party   by me in most cases.  The photo file name,   --as given  to  the photo  by the camera,  as photo is named  &  saved in the camera storage area--,  that name itself is  meaningless,  so,  renaming  each of the  79 photo filenames  3 different times,  in  3 different ways,  &  showing the progression,  the transformation,  the renaming,  from the original name  Photo #1  "DSC02019.jpg",  to the final  "human meaningful photo-descriptive"  filename  Photo #4  .  (or is it  photo#5  ??)

Never edit this original  Photo #1:  ONLY  COPY  &  Paste  a  copy  of it else where to use:  because if you mess up,  you have  LOST   everything original!   (Don't say you won't mess up,  because  no one  is perfect!)

(This  Photo #1   is to be transformed  into the next  3 photos renamed:  Photo #2,   Photo #3,   Photo #4,)

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{these  next  parts  needs  to  be  re-work,  re-worded,  so as to be  true...}

Copy this  Photo #1,  &  the next one  =  Photo #2,  into the  Holding Temp of  1 Person  Processed  Folder #07,  (when all done,  then move all  of the photos in  Folder #07,   &  paste  them to the  "Couple's Personal Folder"  subfolder  Folder #09,   called  "_Archive_Original_Photo_File_Names"),  &  only work on a  'copy'  of  "Photo #4"   [??  should this not be  photo #1,  here?  ??],  starting with the  1st photo  in  Folder #04.,  which is  first  moved to  Folder #05,  then start working on that photo  in transforming it,  renaming that photo  Photo #1,  into the  3 other different  file names. 

{Never use this photo   --Photo #1--  to edit it;   ONLY use  Photo #4,  but even then,  ONLY   first make a  copy of  Photo #4,  &  only use the  'copy'  of  Photo #4,  which is also a  copy  of this original, in order to edit it.  The final working  'copied/pasted'  file name = "?  ??".  (which is  Photo #5,  ??  ??}


{these  next  parts  needs  to  be  re-work,  re-worded,  so as to be  true...}
{also,  the  'STEP'  parts  must  correspond to the  'real'  steps  listed else where in this doc.}
{figure  out  how  to  do  this;  so far I am up to  STEP #024,  but I'm  stumped again,  as to what to do next?}


{I want to integrate  the  folder steps  with the  photo steps ...,  &  vice versa;
I want to integrate  the  photo steps  with the  folder steps...}

{Do I actually need to  physically move  each of the  'Photo'  parts  around some,  re-move them from  where  they are at now,  &  move them  into  the  'Folder'  sections,  where they seem to be wanting to be?    ??  ??  ??}

Yes,  I guess;  so far,  I've moved  Photo #1  section  to area right after  Folder #01...
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HOW  DONE:  NO  STEPS   in this part;   it's all done in  Folder #01,  with  step  STEP #001.  That is,  everything pertaining to  Photo #1,  is done in the  Camera.  This section just explains all about the original photos  Photo #1.,  &  about  Folder #01,  which are both interconnected.

 
(Originally,  all photos  were saved in  Camera Temp  Folder #01,  then moved to the  Archived  Folder #02,  then copied from  Folder #02,  &  pasted to  Temp  Folder #03,  which then is moved from Temp  Folder #03,  &  pasted in the  Folder #04,  (according to how stated,  started  at photo # ??.   &  pasted in the full  Folder #06,  ...)


END  OF   Photo #1.

Folder #02     [Original Unprocessed Photos   - 79 Original Archived]

Folder #02     (Folder #01     Folder #03)

Photo #1      Photo #0      Photo #2      Photo #3      Photo #4      Photo #5      Photo #6      Photo #7
Folder #09      Folder #08      Folder #07      Folder #06      Folder #05     
Folder #04      Folder #03      Folder #02      Folder #01      Folders      Photos      Step Sets      Total Steps


(2)  Second Folder:   The ORIGINAL folder on my laptop;  a holding folder  = 79 photos  79 Photos;  Original photos only;  mirror copy of  Camera Temp folder  Folder #01;  This  Folder #02,  folder is archive  ONLY.  A permanent filled folder.  This folder is mine.

This is a   [All Permanent Original Archive]   Folder #02.


Folder #02:  "_Misc_02_ORIGI_CameraName_Moved_from_Camera_is_Archived"
                            _Misc_02_ORIGI_CameraName_Moved_from_Camera_is_Archived

This folder  Folder #02  only contains the  79 original photo file names  79 Photos  --as moved from my Camera  Folder #01  storage area,  the memory stick card--,  for safe keeping.  Do NOT delete,  nor move them to any other place.  Only  Copy  them else where,  as is done here below ...

Similar to  All Permanent Original ReNamed  Folder #06,  only that folder has many more photos,  all  79 original photos,  plus all the resulting  renamed  photos a few times.



Part (B)    (STEP #001    Part (A)    Part (C))

(Part (B))    (Step Sets    Part (B))    (STEP #002  - STEP #006)      (Move  Photo from Camera to Laptop  Folder #02.)

(STEP #002)   STEP #002;   (Total Steps     STEP #002)   HOW  DONE:    Plug  in  USB cable  from Camera to Laptop.   Turn  Camera  ON.

(STEP #003)   STEP #003;   (Total Steps     STEP #003)   HOW  DONE:    (Opening  a  pair  of folders,  by opening their  folder windows.)   Open  1st  folder window,  Camera Temp   Folder #01,  "101MSDCF";  double-click   [click]   on  Desktop  "Computer"  icon,  which opens a  'laptop'  folder window;  Navigate  to  Camera Temp  Folder #01,  which  is called   [a hard drive icon]   'Removable Disk (F:)"  which folder is called   "F:\DCIM\101MSDCF"  (Camera Temp  Folder #01)

 Navigate to,  Open  1st folder window,  Camera Temp  Folder #01:  "F:\DCIM\101MSDC".

(STEP #004)   STEP #004;   (Total Steps     STEP #004)   HOW  DONE:    Open  2nd  folder window,  All Permanent Original Archive  Folder #02,  "_Misc_02_...";   double-click   [click]   on  Desktop  "Computer"  icon,  which opens a  'Laptop'  folder window;   Navigate to  All Permanent Original Archive  Folder #02, 
D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_02_ORIGI_CameraName_Moved_from_Camera_is_Archived

Navigate  to,  Open  2nd folder window,  All Permanent Original Archive  Folder #02:  D:\!__Working_ON_Church \_Misc_02_ORIGI_CameraName_Moved_from_Camera_is_Archived

(STEP #005)   STEP #005;   (Total Steps     STEP #005)   HOW  DONE:    Select/Move  all the  79 photos from  Camera  Folder #01  folder window,  "101MSDCF",  &  Paste them into this  Folder #02  folder window,  "_Misc_02_...".    Keep  Folder #02,  folder window,  "_Misc_02_..."  open,  (because still  using it,  again,  in  STEP #007).

Select/Move  all  79  Photo #1  photos from  camera  Temp  Folder #01,  folder window,  "101MSDCF",  &  Paste  all  79  Photo #1  photos  to  laptop  All Permanent Original Archive  Folder #02,  folder window,  "_Misc_02_...".

Keep  Folder #02,  folder window,  "_Misc_02_...",  open.     [Folder #02  is  Done!  It is full.]

(STEP #006)   STEP #006;   (Total Steps     STEP #006)   HOW  DONE:    Turn  Camera  OFF.  UnPlug  the  USB cable  from  Camera  to  Laptop.  Put camera  away in its  safe resting place  when not in use.  Turning off  camera  automatically  Close  down  Camera Temp  Folder #01,  folder window,  "101MSDCF".

Turn  Camera  OFF.  UnPlug  the  USB cable  from  Camera  to  Laptop  which  Close  down  Camera Temp  Folder #01,  folder window,  "101MSDCF".       [ Folder #01  is  Done!  Was filled,  now Empty.]


Now,  goto step,  STEP #007.

There is some introductory  information given  between here,  STEP #006,  &  there,  STEP #007.


(Preview  of next section)
Now,  only  Copy  the  79 photos from this  Folder #02,  &  Paste  to  Folder #03,  a temp folder...  as is done  at  (STEP #007  to  STEP #009).


END  OF   Folder #02.

Folder #03  [Original Unprocessed Photos]   [Temp folder]

Folder #03     (Folder #02     Folder #04)

Photo #1      Photo #0      Photo #2      Photo #3      Photo #4      Photo #5      Photo #6      Photo #7
Folder #09      Folder #08      Folder #07      Folder #06      Folder #05     
Folder #04      Folder #03      Folder #02      Folder #01      Folders      Photos      Step Sets      Total Steps


(3)  Third Folder:   Temporary holding folder;  will become  EMPTY  when finally done;  Original raw photos only;  was exact duplicate of  Folder #02  when first filled up,  when first began starting,  using this process.

This is a   [Temp]   Folder #03.


Folder #03:    "_Misc_03_ORIGINAL_TEMP_only_To_be_Emptied"
                          _Misc_03_ORIGINAL_TEMP_only_To_be_Emptied

Only  copy  all the  79 photos from above  Folder #02,  "_Misc_02_...",  &  paste  them to this  temp  Folder #03,  "_Misc_03_...".

This folder  Folder #03  only contains the  79 original filenames  79 Photos,  such as at the beginning of this project.  Use this folder to  move  the next photo filename working on  from this  Folder #03,  &  paste  to  Folder #04.   When finally done,  finished with this project job,  this folder  Folder #03  will finally be empty.



Part (C)    (STEP #006    Part (B)    Part (D))

(Part (C))    (Step Sets    Part (C))    (STEP #007  -  STEP #012)      (Copy  Photos to  Folder #03,  &  Folder #06.)

(STEP #007)   STEP #007;   (Total Steps     STEP #007)   HOW  DONE:    (Opening  a  pair  of folders,  by opening their  folder windows.)  Open  1st  folder window,  Folder #02,  "_Misc_02_...";  double-click   [click]   on  Desktop  "Computer"  icon,  which opens a 'laptop' folder window;  Navigate to  All Permanent Original Archive  Folder #02,  folder window,  D:\!__Working_ON_Church \_Misc_02_ORIGI_CameraName_Moved_from_Camera_is_Archived

Navigate  to,  Open  1st folder window,  All Permanent Original Archive  Folder #02:  D:\!__Working_ON_Church \_Misc_02_ORIGI_CameraName_Moved_from_Camera_is_Archived

(STEP #008)   STEP #008;   (Total Steps     STEP #008)   HOW  DONE:    Open  2nd  folder window,  Folder #03,  "_Misc_03_...";  double-click   [click]   on  Desktop  "Computer" icon,  which opens a 'laptop'  folder window.  Navigate  to  Temp  Folder #03,  folder window,  D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_03_ORIGINAL_TEMP_only_To_be_Emptied

Keep  this  Folder #03,  folder window,  "_Misc_03_..."  open.
 
Navigate  to,  Open  2nd folder window,  Temp  Folder #03:  D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_03_ORIGINAL_TEMP_only_To_be_Emptied


(STEP #009)   STEP #009;   (Total Steps     STEP #009)   HOW  DONE:    Only  Select/Copy  all  79  Photo #1  photos from  All Permanent Original Archive  Folder #02,  "_Misc_02_...",  &  Paste  all  79  Photo #1  photos  to  Temp  Folder #03,  "_Misc_03_...".        [Folder #03  is  partly  Done!]

Also do  STEP #010,  &  STEP #011,  at this time.  This also copies  all of the  original photo  Photo #1,  filenames to that folder  Folder #06.  Then will be moving each  one of the other  3 renamed  Photo #1,  photos to that folder also,  as well moving to other folders as needed...  I guess will be moving/copying  them  1  photo at a time,  after  renaming that photo;  that will be quite a job in itself:  316  additional  photos total...  All this renamings of  Photo #1, will take place in  Folder #05.

(STEP #010)   STEP #010;   (Total Steps     STEP #010)   HOW  DONE:    (Opening  a  pair  of folders,  by opening their  folder windows.)  1st  Folder #02,  "_Misc_02_...",  is already open.)   Navigate  to,  Open  3rd  folder window,  All Permanent Original ReNamed  Folder #06,  "_Misc_06_...": "D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_06_ORIGINAL_CameraName_and_3_ReNamed".

Navigate  to,  Open  3rd folder window,  All Permanent Original ReNamed  Folder #06,  "_Misc_06_...":  D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_06_ORIGINAL_CameraName_and_3_ReNamed

(STEP #011)   STEP #011;   (Total Steps     STEP #011)   HOW  DONE:     Only  Select/Copy  all  79  Photo #1  photos from  All Permanent Original Archive  Folder #02,  "_Misc_02_...",  &  Paste  all  79  Photo #1  photos to  All Permanent Original ReNamed  Folder #06.,  "_Misc_06_...".        [This part is a one time deal.  Folder #06  is now partly Done!  (Will be finished at end of this process,  when all the renaming part is done.)]

Only  Select/Copy  all  79  Photo #1  photos from  Permanent  Folder #02,  "_Misc_02_...",  &  Paste  all  79  Photo #1  photos  to  All Permanent Original ReNamed  Folder #06,  "_Misc_06_...".         [This part is a one time deal.  Folder #06  is now partly Done!  (Will be finished at end of this process,  when all the renaming is done.)]

(STEP #012)   STEP #012;   (Total Steps     STEP #012)   HOW  DONE:    Close  Folder #06,  down,  for now;  will open again later.  NO,  NO,  No,  no.

Leave  Folder #06,  folder window,  "_Misc_06_...",  Open.


Now,  goto step,  STEP #013.

There is some introductory  information given  between here,  STEP #021,  &  there,  STEP #022.


(Preview  of next section)
Now,  Move  only   1 photo  at a time from this  Temp  Folder #03,  &  Paste  photo to  Pre-Processed Temp  Folder #04  to begin processing...  as is done at  (beginning with  STEP #013).


So far,  Folder #01,  Folder #02,  Folder #03,  were all  alike;  in that they all held only the  79 original photos,  Photo #1.  All done in  9 steps.  And so far,  Folder #06,   the same as above,  but it will also  hold all the  additional other renamed  file names too.  Subfolder  Folder #09,  only holds the original photos of  a single person ...


END  OF   Folder #03.

Folder #04   [Original, Unprocessed, Pre-Processed Photos  -of only 1 couple at a time,  Pre-Processed Temp folder]

Folder #04     (Folder #03     Folder #05)

Photo #1      Photo #0      Photo #2      Photo #3      Photo #4      Photo #5      Photo #6      Photo #7
Folder #09      Folder #08      Folder #07      Folder #06      Folder #05     
Folder #04      Folder #03      Folder #02      Folder #01      Folders      Photos      Step Sets      Total Steps


(4)  Fourth Folder:   Holding folder for  pre-processing photos;  it is a  pre-working folder.  It holds the photos that will be worked on next,  probably this folder will hold only  1,  or  2,  or  3  photos  at the most at any one time;  then only  1 photo at a time  will be  moved from here  to  Folder #05.  This folder will become  empty many times  as I process the  many sets of  photos.

This is a   [Pre-Processed Temp]    Folder #04.


Folder #04:    "_Misc_04_ORIGINAL_holding_all_of_same_person"
                          _Misc_04_ORIGINAL_holding_all_of_same_person

This  Pre-Processed Temp  Folder #04  is where all pictures of same couple,  --persons are in,  as in the order of viewing each photo  that I come to,  in the original file name list  in the temp folder  Folder #03. 

Move  1st  picture filename in  Folder #03,  &  Paste  it in this  Folder #04;   if  next  photo is of the  same  person,  move/paste  that photo file here also;   repeat;   but if the next photo is of  different  person,  stop moving  photos.   This  (A)  part  ??  ??  of  Folder #04  include the following Steps:  STEP #013  -  STEP #016.  ??


After above  steps  are done,  Now,  start working in  the next  working  Folder #05  by move  the   first photo in  Folder #04,  &  paste  it  to  Folder #05,  and work on  only  1 original photo  at a time;   when done with that photo,  move  all those  resulted finished processed photos  from  Folder #04,  &  paste  them in  Folder #07.

Then  move  the next file in  Folder #04,  &  paste  it in  Folder #05,  and start doing the whole processing all over again  -until finished... When this  Folder #04  is empty,  move  all photos in  Folder #07,  &  paste  them in the main folder of  "Couple's Personal Folder",  which is  Folder #08.

After that is all done,  Then start  move  photos again  from temp  Folder #03,  &  paste  them in this folder  Folder #04,  and start all over again  processing the new batch of photos.  Continue the above cycle  until all photos in  Folder #03   is processed,  &  it is empty of photos.  Meaning all   79 original photos have been finally processed;  and now ready to send each  Couple's Personal Folder  with their photos to  Tracy.  Probably will need to  ZIP  them  --each of the  Folder #08  -- somehow...  before sending,  emailing  them all to Tracy.



Part (D)    (STEP #012    Part (C)    Part (E))

(Part (D))    (Step Sets    Part (D))    (STEP #013  -  STEP #021)      (Move  all Photos of  1 person to  Folder #04.)

(STEP #013)   STEP #013;   (Total Steps     STEP #013)   HOW  DONE:    (Opening  a  pair  of folders,  by opening their  folder windows.)   Open,  double-click   [click]   on  Desktop  "Computer"  icon,  which opens a 'laptop'  folder window;   Navigate  to  Temp  Folder #03,  folder window,  "_Misc_03_...",  which is called  "D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_03_ORIGINAL_TEMP_only_To_be_Emptied".

Navigate  to,  Open  1st folder window,  "_Misc_03_...",  Temp  Folder #03:  "D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_03_ORIGINAL_TEMP_only_To_be_Emptied".

(STEP #014)   STEP #014;   (Total Steps     STEP #014)   HOW  DONE:    Open,  double-click   [click]   on  Desktop  "Computer"  icon,  which opens a 'laptop'  folder window;  Navigate  to  Pre-Processed Temp  Folder #04,  folder window,  "_Misc_04_...",  which is called  "D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_04_ORIGINAL_holding_all_of_same_person".

Navigate  to,  Open  2nd folder window,  "_Misc_04_...",  Pre-Processed Temp  Folder #04:  "D:\!__Working_ON_Church\_Misc_04_ORIGINAL_holding_all_of_same_person".

(STEP #015)   STEP #015;   (Total Steps     STEP #015)   HOW  DONE:    (AA)   AA   Double-click  on   [the next]   the  1st  photo picture filename  Photo #1  in  Temp  Folder #03,  folder window,  "_Misc_03_...",  to  open/view  that photo in  IrfanView,  which automatically opens up  showing that photo,  since that is my default picture viewer.  I use it because  it is a small program  which  opens up very fast  when you are using it.   IrfanView is only used here  to open/close,  to see  who  is in  the photo  working on.  (Later on,  that program will be used  to  process  the photos  in some way.)

Double-click  on  1st  photo name  Photo #1,  in  Temp  Folder #03,  folder window,  "_Misc_03_...",  to  view  it in  IrfanView.

(STEP #016)   STEP #016;   (Total Steps     STEP #016)   HOW  DONE:   Note  'who'  the  person(s)  are,  that is,  in the photo,  &  write,  type  their  names  down in a  Notepad  text doc file,  to use as reference (later on),  as you go through this process.  I press  'Ctrl-Alt-1'  to open  my  'Spelling'  notes text file in  Notepad.,  &  use the top part of that file to type my current notes into,  then when finally done with that part,  copy/paste  those current  notes back into this document somewhere,  at bottom of document,  as future reference.     [Open the  Notepad  program,  &  type the names;  then save the text file  by choosing   'Save As...'  from the  'File'  menu.  Save the file under an easily remembered   filename,  such as  'Saved_Notes'  onto your  Desktop  for easy finding of that file later on.  For now,  keep that  Notepad  text file open,  as you continue to type  more names  into that doc file.]     Close  IrfanView  down.

Note  'who'  the  persons  are  in photo.

(STEP #017)   STEP #017;   (Total Steps     STEP #017)   HOW  DONE:   Type  their names in a  Notepad  doc file.

(STEP #018)   STEP #018;   (Total Steps     STEP #018)   HOW  DONE:   Close  IrfanView.

(STEP #019)   STEP #019;   (Total Steps     STEP #019)   HOW  DONE:    Now  Select/Move  only that  1st  photo  Photo #1  file name in  Temp  Folder #03,  folder window,  "_Misc_03_...",  that you viewed in  STEP #015,   &  Paste  Photo #1  in  Pre-Processed Temp  Folder #04,  folder window,  "_Misc_04_...".    [You may have a total of,  maybe,  1 - 3  photos,  in this  Folder #04,  folder window,  at any  one time.]

Select/Move  that  1st  photo  Photo #1  filename in  Temp  Folder #03,  folder window,  "_Misc_03_...",  &  Paste  Photo #1,  in  Pre-Processed Temp  Folder #04,  folder window,  "_Misc_04_...".

[The  'Next'  photo  in that folder window list  automatically becomes the  (next)   '1st'  photo  (all over again)  in  Temp  Folder #03,  "_Misc_03_...",   since when you  move  a file,  that automatically  deletes  that file from the folder window,  &  puts it some place else,  such  as  copy to  Folder #04,  folder window.]

(STEP #020)   STEP #020;   (Total Steps     STEP #020)   HOW  DONE:         (BB)   BB    If  the  (next)   1st  photo  is  also  of the  same person  as was typed  in that  Notepad  doc file,  (as was done in   STEP #017)   then  GO  back to,  &  again repeat:   STEP #013.  -  STEP #020.   The  important  step here is:  STEP #019.

If  the  next  1st  photo  Photo #1  in  Temp  Folder #03,  folder widow,  "_Misc_03_...",   is  also  of the  same  person,  as it was in  STEP #015  -  STEP #017,  then  Keep Repeating again   STEP #013,  -  STEP #020.    The  important  step here is:  STEP #019.

(CC)   CC    BUT,   if  the next photo  is  of a  different  person,  STOP.      Go to   STEP #019.

(STEP #021)   STEP #021;   (Total Steps     STEP #021)   HOW  DONE:    (DD)    DD    But:   If the  'next'  photo  is  of a  different  person,   STOP  moving photos to  Folder #04,  folder window,  "_Misc_04_...".   Stop,  and take a short break.      [Folder #04  is partly  Done,  at this point in time,  out of many future times,  as I go through each set  of photos!]

But,  if  the  'next'  photo  is  of a  different  person,  STOP.

But,  if  the  'next'  photo  is  of a  different  person,  STOP.


Now,  goto step,  STEP #022.

There is some introductory  information given  between here,  STEP #021,  &  there,  STEP #022.



This part of the process is done,  but will be repeated,  if needed,  if there are  still  photos left in  Folder #04.  Now,  you have to  move   just  1 photo only  from  Folder #04,  &  paste  it into  Folder #05,  in order to begin processing it in some way.  This,  the  first  set of ways,  is to  ReName  all  the original file names  into their  3 renamed filenames,  &  then to move them into their correct folders.  The  second  set of ways,  is to  Process  these  79  original  filenames  in some manner  as stated later on  in this document.   Now on to the next section.

Go to the next part...

Then do this:  Now,  go to  Folder #05,  &  start the  next  set of steps...   What  comes  next?  ??    The  next part  actually begins the  first  Re-Naming  of the original photo file name  into  the  4 other different filenames...  And where to copy each photo  to what folder...  Make a simple step  for each part  of the process...   After the  first part of  Folder #05,  is done,  then  come back to this folder  Folder #04,  again,  &  begin anew with the next set of photos...  Repeat...  You see,  some folders will have more then  one set of steps to do  in this  total  framework,  frameset,  of this process...  which will be repeated  under certain circumstances... many times...  until a certain process is complete,  then  go to  the next  set of steps,  etc.

Then...


END  OF   Folder #04.