Sean Mathis
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Hello,
The fix is now available in production released version 14.0.2.191. We would love for you to try it out and share feedback.
For a complete list of fixed issues, please refer https://helpx.adobe.com/bridge/kb/fixed-issues.html
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Hi,
We are happy to announce the release of Adobe Bridge 2024 (Version 14.0.0.102).
In this release, our team has successfully introduced the much-requested Multi-Window feature, Keyboard Shortcut customisation, Compress/Extract capability along with other enhancements.
For a complete list of features available in Bridge 2024 (v14.0), please refer to the community post :
https://community.adobe.com/t5/bridge-discussions/adobe-bridge-14-0-is-now-available/td-p/14081355
Regards,
Bridge Team
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Hi,
We are happy to announce the release of Adobe Bridge 2024 (Version 14.0.0.102).
In this release, our team has successfully introduced the much-requested Multi-Window feature, Keyboard Shortcut customisation, Compress/Extract capability along with other enhancements.
For a complete list of features available in Bridge 2024 (v14.0), please refer to the community post :
https://community.adobe.com/t5/bridge-discussions/adobe-bridge-14-0-is-now-available/td-p/14081355
Regards,
Bridge Team
Kukurykus: Yeah, I realize this would be so much easier to demonstrate visually than describe with words. Second paragraph was just an example of what I meant, where I end up with many "paired" images, whether they're a large set of screen grabs from two monitors, or both color and B&W versions of the same shots. In the grid layout, those two images land side-by-side in the viewing panel. I may want to delete or move half of those shots (all the B&Ws, e.g.). If I have 50 images (5 rows of 10 images), and every other one is B&W, I used to be able to put my cursor at the bottom of the screen, and – while holding down the alt/command key – click and drag up EVERY OTHER COLUMN. (See attached images) That was a quick way to select half the shots I wanted (25 in this case) to move, delete, label, etc., in the next step. Now, I can only select one column that way, and I then must click on every other desired shot individually, which can be rather tedious.