Select Find > By Saved Searches.
- Elements Organizer User Guide
- Introduction
- Workspace and workflow
- Importing media files
- Viewing and fixing media files
- Marking places, faces, and events
- Managing catalogs, folders, and albums
- Creating albums and album categories
- Editing albums and album categories
- Create and edit catalogs in Elements Organizer
- Back up or restore catalogs | Elements Organizer 2018
- Tag your media
- Using Smart Tags
- Creating and editing Saved Searches
- Back up or restore catalogs | Elements Organizer 15 and earlier versions
- Troubleshooting catalog issues
- Searching photos and videos
- Creating photo projects
- Creating video projects
- Printing, sharing, and exporting
Learn how to create and edit saved searches in Elements Organizer.
About Saved Searches
Saved Searches are albums that collect media matching specified criteria. After you create a Saved Search, any media that matches the criteria of that Saved Search appears automatically in the Saved Search results. As you add new media to the catalog, the media items matching the Saved Search criteria also appear automatically in the Saved Search results. Saved Searches keep themselves up-to-date.
Create a Saved Search
The Saved Searches dropdown that offers eight newly introduced predefined searches, along with the option to create a new search query.
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You can also create a new search query from the Saved Searches dropdown located next to the search bar.
Click the Saved Searches dropdown arrow next to the search bar and select Manage Searches. The Saved Searches dialog box opens.
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In the Saved Searches dialog box, click New Search Query.
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Enter the search criteria in the New Search Query dialog box and click OK.
Specify the following details in the New Search Query dialog box.
- Name: Enter the name of the Saved Search.
- Search Criteria: Select the search criteria from the drop-down lists. Enter the value (if required) in the text box.
- Click + to add another search query.
- Click OK.
For example, you can search for all the files with filenames starting with Dsc.
Piezīme.You can apply more than one criterion to your selection.
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Click Options in the upper-right pane to view the Saved Search options.
Piezīme.Click Clear to clear the search results and return to the Media view.
You can save the current search results as a new Saved Search. Click Save Search Criteria as Saved Search.
Modify Search Criteria to modify the search criteria in order to achieve the intended search results.
Show results that do not match to view the other search results.
Edit a Saved Search and create a similar Saved Search
You can edit the search criteria of a Saved Search.
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Select Find > By Saved Searches.
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In the Saved Searches dialog box, select the search you want to modify and click Open.
The Saved Search is executed, and the results are displayed in the Media view.
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Select Options from the upper-right bar. Click Search Modify Criteria.
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Edit the search criteria or add more search criteria.
Check the Save this Search Criteria as Saved Search option. Enter the name of the search. A new Saved Search is created.
Remove a Saved Search
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Select Find > By Saved Searches.
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In the Saved Searches dialog box, select the Saved Search you want to delete. Click the trash icon. Click OK.
Predefined Saved Searches
Saved Searches in Elements Organizer now includes a drop-down of eight predefined saved searches for quick one-click discovery. These searches use Organizer’s media analysis to surface matching files so you can find common categories fast.
To use the predefined saved searches
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On the main search bar (the search field with the magnifying-glass icon), there is a drop-down immediately next to search tab.
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Click to open the drop-down and select from the eight predefined saved searches: Cats, Dogs, Family, Festive, Food, Landscape, Portrait, Selfies.
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Selecting a predefined search opens the media that Organizer’s media auto analyser has categorized for that query.
Piezīme.The predefined saved searches results are populated using Organizer’s media auto analyser. You can modify any predefined criteria, save changes, or create and save your own custom searches.