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USING PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 9 Getting started 4 4 Click Convert. Convert a Windows catalog for Mac If you have a previous version of Photoshop Elements installed on Windows and want to use Photoshop Elements 9 on both Windows and Mac OS computers, you can convert existing catalogs to use them both in Windows and Mac OS. 1 Convert the older catalogs to Photoshop Elements 9 catalogs on the Windows computer. 2 Back up the catalogs onto an external hard disk or a CD drive using the Backup Catalog feature. 3 Copy the backed up files to the Mac computer. 4 Launch Elements Organizer and select File > Restore Catalog From Hard Drive. Browse to the path where the backup is present and then restore the catalog. Show Previously Converted Catalogs You can view the catalogs that have previously been converted or that were backed up by an earlier version. The Convert Catalog window does not display these catalogs by default. Select Show Previously Converted Catalogs to view a list of the previously converted catalogs. Note: You cannot use the converted catalog with earlier versions. However, when the catalog is converted, it copies the data into a new catalog file, and the original catalog file remains unchanged. You can continue to use the original catalog in the earlier versions. About backing up/synchronizing files Back up/synchronize files Note: Adobe Photoshop Elements free online benefits and Photoshop Elements Plus are available in the United States only. Internet access required. When you sign in with your Adobe ID, you can back up your albums and catalogs to Photoshop.com servers. Backing up and synchronizing your albums and catalogs are essential for protecting your photos and media files. For example, if you add keyword tags to media files on your computer, the corresponding photos on Photoshop.com are updated with the tags. The albums and catalogs must be marked for Backup/Synchronization on each computer. Important: All images within a stack are automatically backed up/synchronized across all machines. However, you must manually re-create the stack on each machine. The Backup/Synchronization wizard is automatically launched when the user activates Backup/Synchronization for the first time. Last updated 1/27/2011
USING PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 9 Getting started 5 Backup/Synchronization window 1 Start Elements Organizer, and then sign in with your Adobe ID. 2 Choose an option from the Backup/Synchronization dialog box. Yes - Turn It On For Me Enables you to set your entire catalog for Backup/Synchronization. All your videos and photos securely get uploaded to your online account. Yes - But Show Me The Advanced Settings Enables you to set advanced Backup/Synchronization settings in the Preferences dialog box. No - Leave It OFF. I Don’t Want To Protect My Photos And Videos Your videos and photos don’t get backed up and synchronized online. 3 Select the required option, and then follow the onscreen instructions to enable Backup/Synchronization. View Backup/Synchronization activity status ❖ Do one of the following: • Right-click the Elements Backup/Synchronization Agent icon in the system tray and select View Backup/Synchronization Status. • Double-click the Elements Backup/Synchronization Agent icon in the system tray. • Click the Elements Backup/Synchronization Agent icon in the status bar of Elements Organizer, and then select View Backup/Synchronization Status. The Elements Backup/Synchronization Status dialog box is displayed. The dialog box displays the following information: • The total number of assets that are being synchronized • The overall progress of the synchronization activity • The online storage capacity being used • The asset that is being synchronized The dialog box also allows you to pause and resume the Backup/Synchronization activity. Last updated 1/27/2011
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