Adobe Elements Organizer 12 - Manual (Page 164)

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2. Type a word in the Find By Filename dialog box to search for files with names that contain the word, and then click OK.
You can also type a file extension (JPEG, BMP, and so on) in the Find By Filename dialog box to find files of a certain file type.
Find all missing files
You can search for missing files in your projects or creations. In Elements Organizer, choose Find > All Missing Files.
Find all version sets
When you search for all version sets, Elements Organizer displays the top photos of each set. You can expand each set as desired.
1. In Elements Organizer, choose Find > All Version Sets.
2. To expand a version set, right-click/control-click it and choose Version Set > Expand Items In Version Set.
Find all stacks
You can search for all stacks in your catalog. In Elements Organizer, choose Find > All Stacks.
Find using visual searches
For search based on visual similarity, Elements Organizer uses information in the photo such as the color and shape of objects during search. Use
visual search to quickly search images containing similar objects, colors, or shapes. You can also choose to specify the relative importance
Elements Organizer assigns to colors and shapes when searching photos.
In Elements Organizer, Choose Find > By Visual Searches. You can search by any of the criteria commands listed in the By Visual Searches
submenu. For more information, see Search based on visual similarity.
Find media files with unknown dates or times
In Elements Organizer, choose Find > Items With Unknown Date Or Time. The Media view displays the media files in which date or time is
set to unknown.
Find untagged items
In Elements Organizer, choose Find > Untagged Items.
All the media files in your catalog that don’t have keyword tags, people, places, or events assigned are displayed.
Find unanalyzed content
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