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To automatically create download subfolders as you download, you can use one of Rapid Photo Downloader's built-in presets, or create a custom preset. Click on the gear icon to bring up a drop-down menu:
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Using the drop-down menu, select a built-in preset or click on <b>Custom</b> to configure your own scheme. You create your own schemes using the Photo or Video Subfolder Generation Editor:
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It's easy to download raw images into one folder, and jpeg images into another. Simply use the <b>Filename Extension</b> as part of your download subfolder generation scheme:
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This illustration shows a saved custom preset named "My custom preset".
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You do not have to create nested download subfolders. This illustration shows the generation of download subfolders that contain only the date the photos were taken and a Job Code:
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Although there are many built-in date/time naming options, you may find that you need something different. It's no problem to create your own. You can combine date/time choices to generate new combinations. Supposing you wanted a date format that combines year (YYYY), a hyphen, and month (MM) to form YYYY-MM. You can create it like this (note the red circle around the hyphen):
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Read more about all the ways you can generate download subfolder names and file names in the <a href="http://damonlynch.net/rapid/documentation/#renamedateandtime">online documentation</a>.
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<b>Job Codes</b> let you easily enter text that describes sets of photos and videos. You can use them in subfolder and file names. In this illustration, some files have had the Job Code "Street" applied to them, and the selected files are about to get the Job Code "Green Bazaar":
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You can apply new or existing Job Codes before you start a download. If there are any files in the download that have not yet had a Job Code applied to them, you'll be prompted to enter a Job Code for them before the download begins.
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Look for hints to guide you when working with Job Codes:
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