The image you pasted came from the Windows Clipboard and until it is saved it has no file name. If the image is in My Pictures you should be able to find it quite readily by viewing My Pictures in Windows Explorer by choosing View|Thumbnails.
That's, absolutely, the right answer but I was wondering if there was a way of identifying my specific photo without having to visually sort through many photos (100's). All the images have a notation, because they originate from my photos. Just trying to save some time!
One thing you might do. If you have a feeling for when the picture was taken open My Pictures and select View|Details. Click "Date Modified" to sort the pictures chronologically (one click sorts them in ascending order, another sorts the in descending order) , then shift back to View|Thumbnails. Your thumbnails will also be sorted chronologically.
Denny Denham
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April 23rd, 2004 01:00
The image you pasted came from the Windows Clipboard and until it is saved it has no file name. If the image is in My Pictures you should be able to find it quite readily by viewing My Pictures in Windows Explorer by choosing View|Thumbnails.
JayBeee
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April 23rd, 2004 02:00
Denny,
That's, absolutely, the right answer but I was wondering if there was a way of identifying my specific photo without having to visually sort through many photos (100's). All the images have a notation, because they originate from my photos. Just trying to save some time!
Thanks, JB
Denny Denham
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April 23rd, 2004 04:00
One thing you might do. If you have a feeling for when the picture was taken open My Pictures and select View|Details. Click "Date Modified" to sort the pictures chronologically (one click sorts them in ascending order, another sorts the in descending order) , then shift back to View|Thumbnails. Your thumbnails will also be sorted chronologically.