Comments on: Learn Digital Scrapbooking http://scrapbookingdirections.com/2009 From Paper to Digital to Profit; You Can Learn How To Scrapbook The Way You Want...Right Here. Sun, 08 Apr 2012 15:50:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Cijaye http://scrapbookingdirections.com/2009/start-scrapbooking/learn-digital-scrapbooking/comment-page-1/#comment-269 Cijaye Tue, 22 Jun 2010 21:17:58 +0000 http://scrapbookingdirections.com/2009/?page_id=5#comment-269 What a great question Marbeth! Now I am not sure if my answer is the best answer, but it is my hope that if there are better solutions out there that someone else chimes in. For my digital items - I create ONE primary folder for all digital scrapbook items. Then within that folder, I create NEW primary folders based on the items themselves - such as: papers, brushes, brads, alphabets, ribbons, flowers, frames, etc. THEN in each of those folders I create folders for the designers themselves (so that I can give credit) - OR I ensure that the files I save are listed by the artist first, then the unique descriptions/qualities (ie: color, texture, patterns etc) of the images. And because I use Microsoft, it's quite easy to search the main folder and its sub folders by any keyword I may have used to file them by. Does that help? Does that help you? What a great question Marbeth!

Now I am not sure if my answer is the best answer, but it is my hope that if there are better solutions out there that someone else chimes in. For my digital items – I create ONE primary folder for all digital scrapbook items. Then within that folder, I create NEW primary folders based on the items themselves – such as: papers, brushes, brads, alphabets, ribbons, flowers, frames, etc. THEN in each of those folders I create folders for the designers themselves (so that I can give credit) – OR I ensure that the files I save are listed by the artist first, then the unique descriptions/qualities (ie: color, texture, patterns etc) of the images.

And because I use Microsoft, it’s quite easy to search the main folder and its sub folders by any keyword I may have used to file them by.

Does that help?

Does that help you?

]]> By: Marbeth Cornelius http://scrapbookingdirections.com/2009/start-scrapbooking/learn-digital-scrapbooking/comment-page-1/#comment-253 Marbeth Cornelius Mon, 10 May 2010 00:58:30 +0000 http://scrapbookingdirections.com/2009/?page_id=5#comment-253 I am new to Digital scrapbooking, have started collecting free digital kits, papers, elements, etc. to play with, and have a pressing question: How do you organize and store all the digital "stuff" so that you can look through it quickly to find things, and still be able to give credit tothe artist? I am new to Digital scrapbooking, have started collecting free digital kits, papers, elements, etc. to play with, and have a pressing question: How do you organize and store all the digital “stuff” so that you can look through it quickly to find things, and still be able to give credit tothe artist?

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