OK, I'm back.
So in this video, we're talking about the backgrounds folder and how we can make it easier to see what
we're working with.
So for this example, we don't need to do much because they're already icons like they're already formatted
as a Blue Jay Pegg's.
I could be wrong.
I want to see by highlight everything and right.
Click new properties.
Yeah, OK.
So we have JPEG file and then Panji file.
So.
The beautiful thing about this is we already have these saved as J bags and Pangea's, so we can see
exactly what we're working with here.
So we don't really need to do much because the idea behind this exercise is to save these as Pangea's
or J bags so that you can see what you're working with, because when you're doing a lot of project
management, when you're doing a lot of projects.
Well, you're doing for this example, let's say that we're doing three projects, right?
So we're doing backgrounds.
So we're doing a background project.
We're doing the thumbnails project.
And then a wallpaper or multiple wallpapers.
OK.
So right here, I don't know what's here.
So I need to save these Adjaye pegs.
We're going to do them another video.
And some of the thumbnails, these are all saved as PTSD, which is fine.
But again, what that does is when you have it here.
We just have it as Jay.
We don't have a source file, which is OK, because that's what we were given.
So sometimes you're going to have the source file, sometimes you're not.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next video.