Adding File Info in PS CS5!?!
 

So in PSE I can right click on my document in the photo bin and it allows me to open up the file info. I like to keep my journaling and credits in the caption box under this just for future reference...but I can't figure out how to do this in CS5...anyone know how to get to this info or have any ideas where I can look!?!?!

Thanks!!!! :thumbup:

never mind...I was googling the wrong "phrase"!!! :doh:

It's under File ---> File Info or ALT + SHIFT + CTRL + I

if anyone else was wondering!!! :D :D

Elizabeth is this the same thing when you are putting somethign on your LOI that it keeps the name of the item on the layers pallette? Everytime I move something {lets say a star}, it just ends up saying Layer 1 and I still have to rename it...I thought CS5 was suppose to save the file info and move that into your layers pallette :( but it is not working for me :(

Angie it all depends on how you add the item to your document. If you are dragging one document to another or duplicating it will not keep the filename.

If you use place, mini bridge, a script or drag from your file browser directly into the document it will retain the name.

No mine's not for that Angie...mine is like what I'd actually uploade with a page in the gallery like:

I don't know a ton about CS5, but I do do the one thing Amanda posted about...using a "script" to bring everything into CS5.....it's a trick that Krystal posted about a long time ago!!! Here is the link to her blog about it

http://scraphappinessinside.blogspot...or-you-ps.html

Oh and in it she doesn't mention chosing the background paper...she say to open it sepreatley and drag it in...not sure if she couldn't do that with the version she was using but I can open my background paper doing that in CS5. :thumbup:

oh I must learn this!!!!!!!!!! and I love the thing you are doing Elizabeth...I just put everythign in a word document as I go....

I've always stored my layout info under "File info". I just right click on the blue bar above my floating document, and type in whatever kits I've used there. Saves having a separate document with all that info.