I'm trying to figure out how to do what my topic implies. To let you know my scheme, I use my tablet as a quick and dirty scanner for all my incoming monthly documents -- invoices, medicare summay documents, etc. When through, I throw away all the paper docs in an attempt to go paperless. I then t…

I've varied that slider from 100% down to 3% but that seems to yield no results. No surprise. Once you've cropped and saved the image the checksum will be completely different (which is the whole point of modern checksums). You might be able to link the original and cropped files by comparing th…

If you've cropped and re-saved the image then it will no longer be a duplicate of the original. Opus doesn't have a way to compare images for similar appearance.

[image] lxp: You might be able to link the original and cropped files by comparing their time tags, e.g. date taken . I like that idea. But I've looked high and low to be able to sort files by "date taken" and am at a loss.

Found that ability, lxp, using Windows File Explorer. Problem solved. Thanks, lxp, for the lead.

[image] freeky: But I've looked high and low to be able to sort files by "date taken" and am at a loss. There are various image-related timestamp columns under the Picture Metadata category in Opus: [2019-11-26%2002-04-03%20Clipboard%20Image] Date Taken, or sometimes Date Digitized, is usu…

Wow, Leo, this product is just like a Swiss Army Knife. Thanks for holding me by the hand on this.

[image] Leo: Date Taken , or sometimes Date Digitized , is usually what you want. Yes, and it works beautifully. Sadly, it does not appear to be "sticky". Exit and re-launch Dopus and it returns to what it was. Not a problem since I only need it for two sessions a month and it's quite easy…

Sadly, it does not appear to be "sticky". It can be made sticky using Folder Formats. Have a look: [image] Folder Formats: Quick Guide light_bulbOpus FAQs This FAQ explains how to make Opus use the same format in all normal directories. There are two close…

[image] lxp: It can be made sticky using Folder Formats. Thank you, lxp.

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Sadly, it does not appear to be "sticky".

It can be made sticky using Folder Formats. Have a look: