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Dale Dewing
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August 23, 2018
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Organizer 2018 places

  • August 23, 2018
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Now that I have organizer 2018, it has gotten my manual places from my old version.  Unfortunately when I want to add places it wants me to use the map instead of just entering a name.  Unfortunately it puts everything under one of my old places.  Now every new location is under SE Trip.  Is there anyway to edit the places list.

Dale

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    MichelBParis
    MichelBParis
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    August 23, 2018

    The PSE11 version did complety change the Places management to introduce special tag categories for Places, People and Events.

    What were before 'normal' categories like those you can create yourself are now 'special' tags in their own tabbed view, with special properties to deal with geotagging or people recognition.

    That means that when you convert a catalog from PSE10 or older version, that process automatically recognizes your old 'normal' media tags for Places and converts them to the new tags linked to the geomapping software.

    If you prefer to keep the old way, it is probably not too late.

    From the old PSE version, in your previous catalog, edit the name of the 'Places' category. Call it 'MyPlaces' for instance.

    Now, you'll have to convert the catalog again from the new Elements version.

    In the File >> Manage catalogs dialog, click on the convert button.

    Tick the option on the bottom to show already converted catalogs.

    Select the old catalog and convert.

    This will create a new catalog with MyPlaces as before.

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    Dale DewingAuthor
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    August 23, 2018

    My old version Photoshop Elements 15 does not have a catalog anymore since it was converted for Elements 2018.  I could live with the new version except it puts all the geotagged ones under one of my old ones.  I would like to be able to edit the catalog to move the new places such as Illinois to not be a sub category of SE Trip from my old places.

    Dale

    MichelBParis
    MichelBParis
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    August 24, 2018

    https://forums.adobe.com/people/Dale+Dewing  wrote

    My old version Photoshop Elements 15 does not have a catalog anymore since it was converted for Elements 2018.

    No, it's never deleted when it's converted. The conversion means a new catalog is created with the same name in the new format, and the old catalog is renamed with a -1 suffix. It is still recognized by PSE15. I assume you did not uninstall PSE15?  If so, you can reinstall it. That old catalog can be converted again.

    In PSE2018, when you use the menu Help >> System information, you find the locatation of the catalog folder. It's a hidden file by default, you may have to set your explorer to show hidden files and folders. All the catalogs from various versions are stored there.

    If the catalog was stored elsewhere on 'custom location', you can find it from your explorer by searching for a "catalog.pse15db" file which will be in the catalog folder.

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