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Anyone remember this Christmas album: it was a collection; had a green cover with a picture of a fireplace?

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I think the title was something like: Christmas Around The Fireside. It was released probably in the late 70's, early 80's and was an LP collection with maybe 4 records in it. The cover was a fireplace with stockings hung over it, green background. I just want the songlist from it if I can't get the actual LP's. It was my Mom's and my favorite.

Doubtful if I can't locate it. Most albums are cataloged at gracenote.com. I tried variations of "Christmas" and "Fireside" with little success (i.e. nothing close to your description).

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Excellent Tips For Picture Editing Software

3 Best Tips I Can Give You For Organizing The Pictures Using Powerful Picture Editing Software

When it comes to how that should organize your archive pictures, you will not receive a valid universally response.

Here I will show how you can quickly and efficiently manage your picture collection using some very popular picture editing software.

Find out how to optimally use these best picture editing software.

1.Use metadata and processed in block for rename.

You can create meaningful file names automatically close when you access information from metadata.

Date and time of immortalization  are already contained in EXIF field. Perhaps you associated appropriate keywords to the images in IPTC fields.

Now, you will need to rename the function block.

Specialized programs such as ACDSee, Lightroom or IDimager, there is a special dialog window where you can create new names for files using all sorts of special characters, such as date, any IPTC fields and other information.

Here's how it looks in ACDSee Pro (with Insert Metadata): mev#####. Diesel hold the place for consecutive numbering , meaning the number of sequences.

All programs with professional photo database offer that option.

2.Create clear list of keywords.

Lists of words are becoming quickly long and difficult to manage, especially when traveling. Thus, you must choose the good "days' work and you should edit the list regularly.

In principle, the general terms simplify all searches. If the database you are using provides a function like "manage synonyms, as Lightroom does you will find yourself in a more convenient position.

3.Granting a score to change the database.

The databases generally provide data on the star system, from one to maximum five.

My Tip: Sort pictures from the old database according to the score. This will make their selection more simple: start with those that have the maximum score. Then, using the process to(in) block, enter the score "very good" as text on IPTC field "Keywords".

Follow this procedure for all other scores.

Repeat the procedure in setting up new databases, but backwords: use IPTC field describing the score as a filter, select the images and give them appropriate score, or using the number keys from 1 to 5 for Lightroom. You can do the same in ACDSee Pro using the [Ctrl] + [number key].

These are some few of the available picture editing software. As a photographer, you can always play with your picture. Practice and research more on the picture editing software that you think would work best.

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