All right, welcome back.
So in this video, we're talking about the wallpaper folder.
So what I mean is go to graphics.
Go to wallpaper's.
And you can see here, if I highlight all these, can I.
Right.
Click on Open.
We're going to do the same thing that we did in the other video, the previous video.
I'm going to save each one of these with control alt Scheft And we're gonna save this as a jpeg.
So if I do 02, that's good.
And then do control w to close it and then control shift us and it's going to save it as the number
that's default.
That's I control w then I'll control shift us.
Say that controlled W or control shut us.
Say that controlled w o control shift.
US say that.
Control w or control shift us.
Now you see why I'm keep doing this, because we're getting the rub.
Some guy all control shoved us.
And eventually this will be second nature deal.
You won't even have to control shift us and we have to think about it.
Just do it all control.
Shift us.
Say that and then we'll do one more control, shift us.
Save it and then we'll do control W..
And then we'll go inside of the wallpaper folder and we're going to do the same thing where you have
to control, see and then have to control.
We have to control C F to control the F, to control C, F to control V.
I can say as a tongue twister F to control C F to control V F to control C F to control V F to control
C F to control v f to control C to control v f to control C to control v f to control C F to control
V to control V.
I'm just kidding.
Have to control C.
F to control V.
So now you can see if I give you an extra large icons, we can see each one individually and we're going
to do the same thing we did before.
We're in a right click and to new and we'll do PTSD
and then we'll do control shift n two zero two.
J pack all caps, OK?
And then what we're gonna do is we're going to right.
Click a new view and do details and go by type.
Grab all the PTSD files, drag them in there and then drag and R j pegs into the JPEG file.
So the folder.
So this is how you organize multiple projects, backgrounds, thumbnails and wallpapers.
OK.
Now you can go a step further than that.
And if you wanted to, let's say that you're working on three different backgrounds.
And so what you need is you want to use.
Let's say that you're working on five background projects, right?
So what we could do.
Let me close this for a second.
What we can do is we can create a new folder.
We can call this background project.
Number one, and then do a background project,
number two and then number three.
So we do control ship and then zero for background project number four.
And then background project
number five.
OK.
Then what we can do is we can use the old towns where we go in order.
Then I can open up graphics.
And we can expand this out.
And go to backgrounds and let's say that for five, we want to do two and each.
So if I highlight those two and then have control, see, and then pace to Menhir and then the next
two for number two.
And then the next two for number three.
Next to for number four.
And the next to four, number five.
And what that does is now we can make a main directory and call this backgrounds or background projects.
OK.
And then you just grab all five of these, drag it into the main directory there.
And when I click on it.
Now I've got all of them in here and we're organized.
So project one.
Product two.
Projects three.
Project four.
Project five.
So I know where they all are.
And I just have to go inside the folder to find my files.
And essentially, you could do the same thing with the other ones.
So if if we wanted to do that for the wallpapers, we could do that because we have all the pieces right
here and we have the jetpacks here.
So what you could do is let's say we're doing let's do wallpaper projects
or papers or paper projects.
And then we do zero one wallpaper project number one, and then wallpaper
project number two.
So what we can do is if I go to graphics and I go to wallpaper's, I'm going to highlight both of these.
Close that out and then we'll put it inside of here.
And I'll drag both of these into both.
OK.
And then what I'll do is refresh us and we'll use the last five.
So one, two, three, four, five, four, project number two.
And then for project number one, we're going to do the opposite.
So from here to here, we delete that.
And then when I go to project one.
Undelete from six to 10.
And then Jay Pegg's same thing.
Six to 10.
And when I go back to wallpaper projects, I can delete these two.
And now when I go in here, I PSTN Jay Peg and then Peosta and J.
Peg.
And basically what I'm doing here is I'm separating the project files.
So that's easy to find for Project one and Project two or whatever.
You gonna name the project.
So there you go.
So not only is that the wallpaper folder, but it's also how you organize the project files.
All right.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next video.