On my desktop computer current files are stored on a subdirectory of my E: drive. On my laptop they are stored on my D:
I'm wondering whether it is possible to change the below so that it calculates the current drive and substitutes the correct drive
E:\Current Photos\{File.DateTime|format:YYYY}\{File.DateTime|format:YYYY-MM-DD} ¦
Make the variable machine-dependent (using {Application.ComputerName}) and substitute E: with D: accordingly using an is: ?
{Application.ComputerName|is:FOO,D,E}
This gives you D on computer FOO else E =>
{Application.ComputerName|is:FOO,D,E}:\Current Photos\{File.DateTime|format:YYYY}\{File.DateTime|format:YYYY-MM-DD} ¦
Thanks Mario, that worked brilliantly. Once again the level of support to your users is amazing!
IMatch variables are very powerful and make many things possible. That's why I invented them ;)
QuoteOnce again the level of support to your users is amazing!
Thanks. As a small payback, please
spread the word about IMatch.
Let others know that it exists and that it works well. For example in your photography board posts, Facebook, Instagram etc.
Mario, yes I'll try to mention when appropriate.
Quote from: stefanjan2 on December 16, 2022, 07:23:47 PMMario, yes I'll try to mention when appropriate.
Great.
Consider my 150$ annual marketing budget vs. Adobe's 150,000,000$ annual marketing budget ;D