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Image browsing with multiple folders/sub folders

darklighthim
By darklighthim
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I have an images folder on a HDD in my PC which then contains various sub folders within that, and in some cases those sub folders have further sub folders.

 

What I'm wanting to do is browse these images as one as if they were all in the same folder. Now Irfanview is my image viewer of choice but the best this can do is give me a sub folder browser window and whilst nice at times it's annoying when I just want to view say all my pics taken last year or this year in one sitting.

 

So does anyone know of software which can do this?

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Maybe the Windows Photo Viewer

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Windows Photo Viewer doesn't work and I'm trying Picasa now but can't see any options.  Is it that hard to manually slideshow every image from a folder regardless of whether images are sub folders?

 

Thanks anyway for the help, hopefully someone will come along with a solution.

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