Can anyone tell me how to tell ASP to save to create a folder with the download date? I know that "[date]" creates a folder with the date that the picture was taken. I've looked in the ASP User Manual, but it's incomplete because it refers to a non-existent section for more info about date formats. Does anyone know if an updated User Manual is available?
Thanks.
Carl
Saving to a new folder with the download date
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Re: Saving to a new folder with the download date
Hello,
Here are my settings for JPEG export (see attachment), but this applies for almost everywhere in ASP.
The most important is the [2] parameter : it creates a folder named according to the year, month and day - today would result in 20120417 -.
[3] asks for the job name, which in return will allow me to name pictures keeping continuity (or resetting the sequence) among many jobs. Nearly as important as above.
On [1], I set the filename with 080- as a prefix followed by a 4 chars job sequence (e.g. : 080-0001, 080-0002, aso.).
Here is post from me on Bibble Forum a couple of months ago, where I ended to find the solution : http://support.bibblelabs.com/forums/vi ... 64&t=19654
Regards,
J.-Luc
Here are my settings for JPEG export (see attachment), but this applies for almost everywhere in ASP.
The most important is the [2] parameter : it creates a folder named according to the year, month and day - today would result in 20120417 -.
[3] asks for the job name, which in return will allow me to name pictures keeping continuity (or resetting the sequence) among many jobs. Nearly as important as above.
On [1], I set the filename with 080- as a prefix followed by a 4 chars job sequence (e.g. : 080-0001, 080-0002, aso.).
Here is post from me on Bibble Forum a couple of months ago, where I ended to find the solution : http://support.bibblelabs.com/forums/vi ... 64&t=19654
Regards,
J.-Luc
