Andrew Sharpe

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3. Moving directories after they are imported, leaving them "where the are"

This was resolved here: https://support.captureone.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/12204635673629-Moving-directories-after-they-are-imported-leaving-them-where-they-are-  

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• Andrew Sharpe
• 15 juillet 2023 00:44
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2. Capture One Pro (16.x)
3. Moving directories after they are imported, leaving them "where they are"

Yes, sorry I was a bit sluggish figuring out what you were saying. I was playing with it and missed your followup comments, and when I came to post that I had figured it out, I saw that you had alr...

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• Andrew Sharpe
• 14 juillet 2023 23:19
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1. Communauté
2. Capture One Pro (16.x)
3. Moving directories after they are imported, leaving them "where they are"

Aha! Found it. You have to find the imported folder in the folder hierarchy, and right click to get the Locate item. And... it works. Thanks again for your help.  

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• Andrew Sharpe
• 14 juillet 2023 22:42
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2. Capture One Pro (16.x)
3. Moving directories after they are imported, leaving them "where they are"

I'm guessing that using the "Keep files in place" option of import doesn't expect you to ever move them.  

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• Andrew Sharpe
• 14 juillet 2023 21:14
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3. Moving directories after they are imported, leaving them "where they are"

Ok, I tried this, and although for a given image I can use Locate Image when it shows offline, the Locate Folder option is always greyed out for the folder I moved:

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• Andrew Sharpe
• 14 juillet 2023 21:06
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2. Capture One Pro (16.x)
3. Moving directories after they are imported, leaving them "where they are"

Thanks, Ian Wilson and @SFA, that's a great help!

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• Andrew Sharpe
• 14 juillet 2023 18:04
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