(PlayLists) CHOOSING WHICH PLAY LIST TO VIEW

Let's say you have some Slide Show Play Lists in a folder of images. In order to load up a play list so that the files in your files list contain ONLY the files from a play list AND IN THE ORDER of the files in a play list, then all you need to do is to click on the "Slide Show" main menu. Then pick the "Select a Slide Show Play List" menu item.

If any Slide Show play lists exist in the folder, you will be presented with a list on the screen. You can choose which play list you want to view. Once you've selected the play list, the Photo Jockey main screen will then show only the files from the play list and in the ORDER that the play list didctates.

Slide Show Play List Options

Show Sub Folder Play Lists:
By default this is checked. It allows not only the play lists from the current folder to be displayed, but it also includes any play lists found in any sub folder of the current folder. Sub Sub folders are not checked, thus only ONE level of sub folder is searched. If you un-check this, then any play lists in the sub folders will be removed from the play list selector. If you then re-check this, then those play lists will appear again.

Show this screen the next time you select a folder:
Every time you select a folder to display, by using the browse for folder method or using the recent folders method or using drag/drop method, this screen will be presented to you IF there are any play lists in the folder or immediate subfolder. If you un-check this option, then you will HAVE TO use the "Slide Show" main menu option to bring up this Slide Show Play List Selector screen.

View Slide Show Play List:
Use the arrow keys or mouse to select which play list to view. Then click this button. The Photo Jockey main screen will then show all the files in the play list and in the ORDER of the play list.

Edit Slide Show Play List:
Use the arrow keys or mouse to select which play list to edit. Then click this button. The Slide Show Play List Creator will be shown. You can then edit the play list.

Exit:
This exits without doing any particular function.

Help:
This brings up this help screen.



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