Deleting images using ZoomBrowser EX ver. 6.x
This explains how to delete images and folders you no longer need.
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IMPORTANT
Deleting images or folders within ZoomBrowser EX also deletes them from the computer in these procedures.
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Deleting individual images
Deleting multiple images
Deleting folders
Deleting individual images
- Select an image in the Browser Area that you wish to delete.
- Click
(Delete).
- Click [Yes] when a confirmation dialog appears.
REFERENCE
- If you accidentally delete a required image, double-click the [Recycle Bin] icon on the Windows desktop to open it. Select the image and, in the Recycle Bin Tasks section, click [Restore]. (With Windows 2000/Windows Me/Windows 98 SE in web page view mode, select the image and then click [Restore this item back to its original location] at the left side of the window.) When you switch back to ZoomBrowser EX and click the [View] menu and select [Refresh Current Folder], the image will reappear in its original location.
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Deleting Folders
- Click on the Scroll Mode tab, and select a Parent folder (a folder that contains subfolders) in the Folder Area.
- Select a folder in the Browser Area that you wish to delete.
- Click (Delete).
- You can also delete a folder by selecting it, clicking the [File] menu and selecting [Delete].
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IMPORTANT
All of the actual images and subfolders in a folder are deleted from the computer in this procedure.
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Other ways of deleting images
- Deleting multiple images
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- You can select multiple images by pressing and holding the [Ctrl] key and clicking on successive images or by pressing and holding the [Shift] key while clicking on images. You can delete multiple images at once by selecting them and clicking (Delete).
- Deleting images from the File menu
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- Click an image. Then, click [Delete] on the [File] menu.
REFERENCE
- If you accidentally delete a required image, double-click the [Recycle Bin] icon on the Windows desktop to open it. Select the image and, in the Recycle Bin Tasks section, click [Restore]. When you switch back to ZoomBrowser EX and click the [View] menu and select [Refresh Current Folder], the image will reappear in its original location.
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