Epson PhotoPC 650 - Manual (Page 87)

Working with Photos and Collections 6-7
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Viewing Picture Information
To view basic information about a picture outside of a
collection—such as resolution, file size, file type, or folder
location—click on the picture and select
Get Info from the
Image menu.
To view basic information plus any descriptive information
that you added to a picture in a collection, follow these steps:
1 Open your collection as described on page 6-2.
2 Click the picture you want to view information on.
3 To view the picture alongside its descriptive
information, click the
Card View button to change
the collection view. Use the scroll bar to check
information on other pictures in your collection.
To view the descriptive information and change it at the
same time, if necessary, click the
File Info button
on the collection taskbar. You see the Collection Image
Properties dialog box, shown to the left.
Searching for Pictures in a Collection
To find a picture or set of pictures in a collection, you can
search for them by a variety of identification criteria.
Follow these steps to search in a collection:
1 Open your collection as described on page 6-2.
2 Click the Find button on the taskbar. You see the
Find in Collection dialog box.
3 Select the search criteria you want to use in the Find
Where fields, as described in the following table.
Search criterion Modifier Description
Name (file name) contains Enter the whole name, part of the
name, or even one letter of the name
Kind (file type) is Select a file type from the list or
choose all image files; choose from:
.BMP, .EPS, .FPX, .GIF, .JPG, .PCX,
.PCD, .PSD, .PCT, or .TIF
Date modified is, is not, is
before, or is
after Enter a date in mm/dd/yy format
Size (file size) is less than
is greater than Enter a file size in kilobytes (KB)
Subject contains Enter the whole subject, part of the
subject, or even one letter of the
subject you added
Keywords contains Enter one or more of the keywords
you added
Description contains Enter the whole description, part of
the description, or even one letter of
the description you added