On my desktop I'm used to being able to name files and to be able to save graphics files in a number of formats that allow me to open those files in different graphics programs.
On the tablet this all seems different. In many programs (I'm talking the biggies: Sketchbook Pro, PS Touch, Infinite Painter...) it seems files are automatically named (with a set of numbers) and are stored in places called "Gallery" sometimes available to other programs and often not.
I'm trying to get used to this very odd situation. Has anyone from a desktop background experienced this problem? Is there some general sort of way to deal with it (a program that allows one to find all graphics files, rename them, and put them in one place that all programs can get to)?
Do I need to provide specific examples?
Thanks
On the tablet this all seems different. In many programs (I'm talking the biggies: Sketchbook Pro, PS Touch, Infinite Painter...) it seems files are automatically named (with a set of numbers) and are stored in places called "Gallery" sometimes available to other programs and often not.
I'm trying to get used to this very odd situation. Has anyone from a desktop background experienced this problem? Is there some general sort of way to deal with it (a program that allows one to find all graphics files, rename them, and put them in one place that all programs can get to)?
Do I need to provide specific examples?
Thanks