She Made Her Mark - Day Four

This box for entry forms that have been entered into the data base. That box for artists' statements. The shoebox for CDs that have had the images pulled off of them.

The tape measure holds down one group of papers; the stapler another. Another shoebox holds other stuff. Every, and I mean every piece of paper and Cd must have the same entry number. Every bit of computer data has to be backed up by plain old paper.

For day four, we have completed the remaining 15% of the image file building. There still remains about 40% of the database entry to go. Peg took one look at me and said, I don't think we will get much done today.

So for our two hours each we entered the image files in the iPhoto6 software and took a look at the slide show. OH, oh. One file is in a format incompatible. Hum, drag and drop doesn't tell me those things. iPhoto doesn't tell me which image is bunk. Oh, my, oh, my.

Well, we had loaded the 72dpi into the macbook. Came over and loaded both the 72dpi and the 300dpi into the iMac. Now we have five incompatible format files. groan. I have a message out to my Spider. Maybe he has a quick trick for identifying. I certainly do not wish to drop each and every one of these files into Photoshop to read the entire label. Maybe help will tell me how to expand the Information panel in iPhoto.

The slide show was highly professional and holds all sorts of possibilities. Now, we just have to do a whole bunch more grunt work.