Good suggestion to change the ACR pref to that HD instead of C: drive in addition to un-checking the "export to folders." option. I do have much more room on another internal HD. Since I will be key wording after the import cache is created, if I un-check the "export to folders" option, will my keywords have been added to the cache on my data HD?ĭ.
My process is to upload all images from a card (which will create the cache), sort them, process keepers, delete the others, then keyword the keepers. If I un-check the "export to folders" option (I thought that saved only 1 copy of the cache to whatever data HD+folder my images are stored on), will the computer have to re-build cache every time I open a folder? Is there a way to say "save 100% previews for 30 or 90 days"? I believe this is a feature of LR.Ĭ. I can delete the files in "Users/Karen/AppData/Roaming/Adobe/Bridge CS6/Cache" because the main cache is on my data HD/folders with my images. Edit > Preferences > select Cache and click the Purge Cache button. Cache is a file an app and the system makes when you open and use an app the system uses that data to start the app faster.
Adobe bridge purge cache install#
Try using the cache management tools built into Bridge (its free to install and use with a CC subscription, even a free sub. Older versions always wrote cache to folders. Click Next and choose a folder from where you want to delete the files. Adobe Bridge writes a central cache and then can export shared cache to individual folders. On the occasional times when I am shooting birds, I use the 100% zoom in slide show mode to check critical focus, but I only do that a couple of times a year.Ī. To selectively delete the cache files from a specific folder, select Purge cache for a specific location.
Adobe bridge purge cache full#
What I want: When I upload images to my computer via ACR (or LR), I want full screen previews (on my 30" monitor) so I can select "x" number of images and review them using the slide show. It seems I have some misconceptions about some PS cache settings! LOL! Very helpful link, Richard! My question is about the Adobe cache folder. Right Click/Option Click and choose Generate High Quality Thumbnail or Purge Cache for Selection.
Review status/Adobe Lightroom: To Delete. NOTE: this will erase all your Adobe Bridge settings.
You will be on your way to a happy relationship with Adobe Bridge once again. Color labels/Adobe Lightroom: Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple. Quit Adobe Bridge Hold down Command + Option + Shift While holding down the keys, open Bridge Tick the first two boxes (the third will be grayed out) Click Ok That’s it. I regularly run Disk Cleanup so that is not my problem. Select all images, you will not see the XMP files in Bridge. Adobe Bridge: Select, Second, Approved, Review, To Do.
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