2.
Note the large blue dialog window that appears, with a mini view of the selected
image at the top left. Select Copy
to from the
pull-down box.
3. Click on the name of the folder you want the image to be copied to.
 | If
you have Rename
checkbox checked, as shown at the left, you'll be prompted for a new name for
the image. If you have the Continue
box checked, the image will be replaced by another one when the copying is done. |
Note:
before you begin this process, you'll need to choose (and/or make) the folders
you want to assign images to. Do this by Command-clicking any of the folders that
appear in the dialog box above. The standard Mac dialog box will let you
find the folder you want to use.
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Instead
of copying the image into the selected folder, you can use the bottom item of
the context menu (see above) to make an alias there instead. The advantatge is
that you save a lot of disk space. Click here
for another feature of this Dialog Box. |