Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
Right-click a custom photo stack or click a photo stack and choose Edit, Stack, and then
choose a photo stack command from the submenu. Either technique provides access to the
Stack menu commands.
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Unstack Photos
—Select this to unstack your photos and delete the custom photo
stack.
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Expand Photos in Stack
—Expand the photo stack to display the photos in the
viewer.
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Collapse Photos in Stack
—If you expand a photo stack, this command is now ac-
cessible. It collapses the view of the photos back into a stack.
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Flatten Stack
—Flattens all photos into the Profile photo picture in the stack. The
stack now has one photo.
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Remove Selected Photos from Stack
—Removes any selected photos from the
photo stack.
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Set as Top Photo
—Sets the selected photo as the Profile or top photo in the stack.
Creating People Tag Groups
You can create Groups for further organizing your People tags. For instance, if you wanted
to organize the people by friends or family, create a group for each. Then you can group
your People tags in either the Family Group or the Friends Group. By default, Organizer
has three Groups already created: Colleagues, Family, and Friends.
1.
Click the People view.
2.
Click People/Group so that Group is active.
3.
Command-click (Mac) or Control+click (PC) to select the photo stacks that you
want to group.
