Shared documents, shared pictures--trying to make more free space on disk
I have a camera and has its own program the problem is then I have to then take and put in my videos or my picture folder. My question is if I delete shared photos album which has my videos too. Won;t I loose them in my videos and my picture folder? Also having problem downloading. Telling program for camera for me to select and choose but don't look like it is doing. Its going into a .tmp folder---are they considering this as a .temp folder? Just need some more free space. Thanks1 person needs an answerI do too
October 6th, 2010 8:12am

I have a camera and has its own program the problem is then I have to then take and put in my videos or my picture folder. My question is if I delete shared photos album which has my videos too. Won;t I loose them in my videos and my picture folder? Also having problem downloading. Telling program for camera for me to select and choose but don't look like it is doing. Its going into a .tmp folder---are they considering this as a .temp folder? Just need some more free space. ThanksIt would help if you identified the camera and the program supplied by the camera manufacturer. Please also identify which version of Windows you have, including service pack.Most of the photo-organizing applications that I'm familiar just use the normal My Pictures and/or My Videos folders rather than making separate folders.Do you have duplicate copies of everything, one set in some "shard photos album" and another in "My Pictures"?I don't understand what you mean by: "Also having problem downloading. Telling program for camera for me to select and choose but don't look like it is doing. Its going into a .tmp folder---are they considering this as a .temp folder?"Are you saying that when you connect your camera (or memory card) to the computer you get an option to select where to store files but that your selection is ignored and the files are instead stored in some other folder with a name like xxx.tmp? Please explain in a bit more detail.
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October 7th, 2010 12:17am

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