Discover how to use the new Lightroom 4 Map module to sort and manage your images based on location information.

Master Mini Bridge with this video and learn how to quickly search and navigate through photos without leaving Photoshop. Use this tool to sort and filter images to access files with greater efficiency.

Find out which method of tagging images works best for the photography you do in order to simplify the creation of collections of images.

Tables have many uses in FrameMaker; since there is a sort feature in tables, you may convert lists or other sequential paragraph into a table (temporarily) to accomplish a sort, then covert the table back to paragraphs. Watch this very brief video to master this simple technique

Find out which method of rating images works best for the photography you do in order to quickly edit down your shoot and view your best photographs.

Master the Map module in Lightroom in order to sort and manage your images based on location information.

Learn about four intuitive new ways to sort and view your photos and other media in Photoshop Elements 11. The Media tab groups files based on whether they're photos, videos, audio files, PDFs, and more. The Places tab displays photos and videos on a map based on where they were taken. The People tab groups photos and videos based on who's in them, and the Events tab is great for viewing photos and videos based on vacations, parties, and other events.

No matter how many photos you have, Photoshop Elements 11 makes it easy to sort and find them all. This tutorial shows you how to organize photos into albums, use photo stacks and version sets to manage different versions of the same image, and add ratings, keywords, tags, captions, and descriptions.

In this tutorial, learn how to view and summarize form responses that are collected using Adobe FormsCentral. You'll see real-time data that you can sort, summarize, graph, or even export. This feature is available when using Acrobat XI Pro. and the Adobe FormsCentral online service.

Explore the various ways you can set up projects in After Effects including importing individual or multi-layered files from Illustrator and Photoshop. Review some of the options for sorting folders and elements in the project window to keep you organized. Plus take a look at the Flowchart panel and get an understanding of the value of flowcharts as a visual reference to easily see how your project elements relate to each other.