User manual

Figure E.1: The list of preset home directories oﬀered by ITP 2.0 that make use

of the variables subsystem.

suggests, this is the default setup and keeps the images received from

diﬀerent shooters separated.

• Date Tree builds a directory tree based on the date that the images

are received by the server. All images are stored in a directory tree that

is three levels deep separating images into years, months and days - this

allows you to quickly access images based on their date and simpliﬁes

the archival process.

• Selecting Daily Folders will place images into a new directory for each

day. Unlike the above, the date is stored in one piece and not separated

into multiple levels.

• Directly in Root Folder will place the images in the folder you

speciﬁed as the root folder. If all users are conﬁgured this way then

everyone’s images will be dropped into the same location and you will

have to organize ﬁles manually.

• The My Pictures option will place received image ﬁles in the My

Pictures directory within the My Documents folder structure produced

by the OS. As above, no further organization will be imposed on the

image.

• My Desktop will place the received image ﬁles in a directory placed

directly on the computer’s desktop. This provides quick and easy access

to the ﬁles and allows you to manually sort the work after ﬁnishing the

shoot.