Manual sorting is a super easy drag-and-drop solution to sorting your images and templates in the Event Window.
We’ve added a new option to the ‘Sort By’ drop down list, called “Manual”. It’s the default option when the window opens.
While this option is selected you can manually drag and drop images or templates to new locations within a Group or Collection. Very handy if the default order options (eg date-and-time or file name) don’t work for you.
Here’s an example…
Say you wanted the B&W image to be the third image in the sequence.
With Manual selected in the Sort By menu, drag and drop the image between the last two images.
Now you can re-sort by date-and-time, filename or whatever, then go back to Manual where Photojunction will remember the changes you made.
Cheers, Nigel
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