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Receiving "unable to upload" error message

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 14 Oct 2013 18:26:11 GMT

Last month I had no trouble uploading my files to album in Revel. Have since reset my password following Adobe e-mail instructions.

Successfully logged back in to Revel with new password; all appeared normal. Started to upload my next set of 10 files to Revel. Progress bar showed normal uploading progress, but at end said "10 files were unable to be uploaded and were skipped". Revel lowered my monthly limit from 50 to 40. Tried again with 11th file, again "1 file was unable to be uploaded and was skipped" and Revel lowered my monthly limit from 40 to 39. No new photos showed up in the album, of course.

These are exactly the same kind files that loaded fine in August and September.Why am I getting this error message?

Am uploading via Windows 7 browser.

How can I control the order of photos in a Ravel slideshow?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 01 Jul 2013 18:04:39 GMT

I'm using the web version. After I uploaded my photos, I discovered that Ravel does not display them in alphanumeric file name order. Instead it appears to order them by file date. Unfortunately, I have always altered the file name to set up the order of my photos. In the future, if I use PhotoShop to manually alter the date of the jpeg files, and then upload them, will Ravel "see" the altered date and change the order? I've used up my upload limit, so I can't just try it and see.

On a slide note, I tried the method of sharing an album on PC as described in the Adobe FAQ, and it worked pretty well. Two minor things I'd add: (1) You have to first click the URL field before the copy, and (2) the URL includes two non-functional characters at the end (#!) that can be deleted from the e-mail.

Can I get Organizer to open with my last-used display

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 16:52:32 GMT

When I open PSE Organizer 10, it always starts in Folder display mode, and displays a project file I created years ago, deep down in the C drive hierarchy. It's very time consuming getting back to the display I was using when I last closed Organizer. If I was last working in Folder display mode, I have to work my way back up the hierarchy to locate where I was. If I was last working in Date display mode, I have to change to Date display mode and manually reset the year, month, and day.

Is there any way to just have Organizer pick up where it last left off?

How I install PSE 10 and end up with 64-bit version?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 19:25:49 GMT

I just installed PSE 10 on my Win 7 64-bit system. From reading these forums, I understand that disc 2 of the 3-disc set contains the 64-bit version. But the referenced install help (and the disc labeling itself) says clearly to "start with disc 1" in either case. So I did that, expecting at some point to be prompted to switch to disc 2. But I never was. The default install location was in Program Files (x86), which I belatedly realize is the wrong folder. So I guess I need to un-install and re-install.

But what's the right way to get the 64-bit version? Manually modify the install location to Program Files w/o the x86? Start from disc 2 anyway, despite what Adobe says? I haven't yet started PSE 10...is it better to uninstall now, or start PSE 10 and make sure new catalog etc gets established?

(I have a similar posting over in the Downloading & Installation forum, but find I get lots faster responses here.)

How can I delete catalog entries from PSE 8 Organizer when it's photo does not appear in the brower?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 22:50:48 GMT

I imported a group of files into Folder A, and Organizer correctly gave me the "new files in watched folders" pop-up and imported them. Then I used Windows to copy these files into Folder B, also a watched folder. Again, Organizer correctly gave me the "new files in watched folder" pop-up, BUT did not show the imported files in the browser, despite Show All, etc. I used Windows to delete all of the files in Folder B, then tried to re-import them. Organizer says "no files imported, because they already exist in this folder." Apparently the files are registered in the catalog, even though they aren't physically there. How can I delete these from the catalog when there's no photos in the browser I can click and say "delete from catalog"?

What does ACR offer me that PSE doesn't?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 02:35:33 GMT

I'm a casual photographer, thinking of buying a camera with RAW capability. Today I shoot only JPEGs, which I adjust in PSE 8. I've reviewed the Camera Raw section in Help, and it says I should use ACR to adjust (1) white balance, (2) tonal balance, (3) contrast, (4) color saturation, and (5) sharpness. But I can adjust all of these things in PSE Editor itself, without ACR and without all the overhead of huge RAW files! In fact, the ACR dialog box seems rather simple, compared to the range of controls in PSE Editor. I understand the process behind RAW, but I don't see how making these 5 kinds of adjustments and then outputting to JPEG is fundamentally better than making these 5 adjustments directly to the JPEG. Are there important adjustments in ACR that can't be done in PSE?