How can I unreject photos?

[Vivien Tan]

After I reject a photo, can I unreject it?  I can't find any option which allows me to do this.

If I choose to batch rename my photos, will those rejected photos be renamed too?  Or should I remove the rejected photos first before renaming my files in batch?

[Guest]

At least in Windows select rejected picture and then click on no label.

[Vivien Tan]

I've tried on "No Label" in both mac and win and they don't seem to work.  Any other methods on how I could unreject the photos?

[Tai_Lao]

Command 0 (Command Zero), or

in the Label menu select No Rating.  It's the first command selection on the Label menu.

Try reading the User Guide and/or the Help files.

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Wo Tai Lao Le

我太老了

[Omke Oudeman]

If I choose to batch rename my photos, will those rejected photos be renamed

too?  Or should I remove the rejected photos first before renaming my files in

batch?

Depending on what files you select, if you don't select the rejected files

then they won't be included in the batch rename.

You can use the filter panel to sort or choose rejected or rated /not rated

files.

Choose reject in the filter panel, select all the files you want to undo the

reject label and as Tai Lao pointed use cmd 0 or start rating with cmd +

.(dot) to increase rating. The reject label will disappear.

[msethj]

I, just now, put the curser on the flag icon on the bottom filmstrip an clicked it. Viola! 

[Rootin Tootin]

The simplest way is the best.

[JohannaFugen · Accepted solution]

press ctrl+0

[gary_sc]

Here's another hint: If you go to the Preferences(Settings) and go to Labels and Ratings, and "uncheck" the Use Command/Control Key, you only have to press the appropriate number key without having to also press the Command/Control key.