About Memos

A Memo is a piece of text that is associated with an image or a location. There are two kinds of memo; standard and HTML.

Image Memos

Both kinds of image memo can be set and edited by selecting the thumbnail of an image and choosing Properties from the Image menu.

Standard image memo

The standard image memo is used:

• For your own reference.

• In the Slideshow Wizard to create annotations for PMIV to display.

• In the HTML image memo where %m is used.

• In various labels where the format specifier %m is used.

• In the browser's Show As List mode as the following diagram shows:

Show As List mode

HTML image memo

The HTML image memo is used:

• By the Web Page Wizard when it is configured to create separate pages for each image. Each page will contain the image's HTML memo:

HTML image memo on web page

Note: Image memos are associated with an image's file contents id. This means that they will survive if an image file is renamed or moved, but they will not survive if the image file is physically modified.

Location Memos

Both kinds of location memo can be set and edited by choosing Properties from the File menu.

Standard location memo

The standard location memo is used:

• For your own reference.

• In the HTML location memo where %m is used.

HTML location memo

The HTML location memo is used:

• By the Web Page Wizard. The main page will contain the location's HTML memo.

HTML location memo on web page

Note: Location memos are associated with the location's name. This means that they will not survive if the location is renamed.

See also:

Creating a Web Page

About Locations