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I would like to be able to have "identical" Picasa installs on two (or more) PCs. Essentially my use case is this:
I want to bring my hard drive with a large number of photos away with me, plug it into my laptop which has Picasa installed, and make albums, star photos, etc.. Then I want to plug it into my desktop at home, and see those same albums & stars that I created on the laptop.
I guess this means either: a) having all metadata stored on the external drive, or b) coming up with a reasonable process to transfer metadata between machines whenever I do something on one of them
As far as I know, by default, metadata is split between the install directory (e.g. c:/program files/...) and the directory where the photos actually are. Any suggestions?
3I can't believe how a program of such character isn't portable "by nature". Were I to use it, what the OP is asking, would seem something I'd naturally do - most people too, for that matter. Good advice, btw +1 – Rook – 2011-10-28T01:45:49.913
It would be nice if this info could be configured to be stored inside the photo directory, so you can just backup the one folder and have all settings and photos together. :) – Russell – 2013-05-12T10:49:22.537