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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:1
 msgid "How to quickly start digiKam photo management program"
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:1
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 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
 "learn, easy, first-run, scan, setup"
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:14
 msgid "Quick Start"
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:20
 msgid "digiKam First Run Assistant Welcome Page"
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 "When you start digiKam for the very first time it will ask you where you "
 "store your photographs. You can choose any local, remote or removable "
 "folder. Just type in the path name of a folder or click on the **Browse...** "
 "icon to select a folder from the dialog."
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:24
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 "Later on you can add as many locations as you like - digiKam will add them "
 "to the album library. Look menu entry :menuselection:`Settings --> Configure "
 "digiKam --> Collections`"
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 "Then you have to specify a local folder that resides on your computer, in "
 "which the database will be stored. This path will be the same for all image "
 "folders. For details about the database type selection have a look at :ref:"
 "`the digiKam Database <database_intro>`. If you have a local installation "
 "and a collection of less than 100.000 photographs you may well keep the "
 "default setting (SQLite)."
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:38
 msgid "digiKam First Run Assistant Database Setup"
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:40
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 "Next, you will have to choose the way you would like to open RAW files : "
 "either with automatic adjustments or with the digiKam RAW import tool to "
 "adjust corrections manually. If you don't know what is a RAW file or if your "
 "camera doesn't support RAW files, you should keep the default setting and "
 "skip this step."
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:47
 msgid "digiKam First Run Assistant Raw File Behavior"
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 "Metadata information storage may be important if you plan to work with "
 "another photo management program and you should choose **Add information to "
 "files**. But if you don't want to alter your pictures, keep the default "
 "setting: **Do nothing**."
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:55
 msgid "digiKam First Run Assistant Metadata Behavior"
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:57
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 "Then choose how digiKam will load images in preview mode and light table. "
 "Reduced version will load faster but at the cost of quality."
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:63
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 "Now decide how digiKam will open images with a click of the right mouse "
 "button. Previews will load faster but you won't be able to make any "
 "corrections."
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 "Tooltips are a fast and easy way to display important information about a "
 "photograph, they popup as the mouse hovers over a thumbnail. Select **Use "
 "tooltip** if you want to display them."
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:81
 msgid "Click on **Finish**, digiKam will now start to scan for photographs..."
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:87
 msgid "digiKam First Run Assistant Last Page"
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 "Nothing really to select here. You can cancel or start the scan with "
 "**Finish**. None of the photographs will be altered. During folders parsing "
 "you can see a progress bar in the lower right corner like this:"
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:95
 msgid "digiKam First Start Scan Process to Populate The Database"
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 "digiKam will recurse the library path to its full depth. You cannot exclude "
 "(prune) any sub-path unless you make that sub-path hidden. You have to do "
 "that from outside of digiKam by putting a dot in front of the sub-path. "
 "Later in digiKam configuration panel, you can list folders to exclude with "
 "the :ref:`Ignored Directories <ignored_directories>` settings."
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 "As digiKam uses your folders on your hard disk directly, other applications "
 "like file managers can remove any albums outside a digiKam session. In this "
 "case digiKam will ask you at the next session whether all albums that have "
 "been removed from the digiKam photographs root path shall be deleted from "
 "albums database. If you want to move folders around and don't want to do "
 "that in digiKam, we suggest you do that while digiKam is running, so the "
 "database will be kept in sync and you do not lose any metadata."
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:103
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 "When you use an existing folder of photographs as the Album Library folder, "
 "you will notice that the Albums in the Album list do not have photographs as "
 "their icons. You can change that by dragging any photograph in the Album "
 "onto the folder icon in the left sidebar and use this as the Album icon. "
 "See :ref:`the Album section <albums_view>` for details of how to change the "
 "Album icon."
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:105
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 "digiKam uses a dedicated database to store thumbnails with an optimized "
 "wavelets compression algorithm (PGF). There is no way of hiding non-standard "
 "thumbnail folders from the **Albums** list. If you want to keep them you "
 "could create an Album Category that just contains all the thumbnail Folders "
 "and then view your Albums in :menuselection:`View --> Sort Albums --> By "
 "Category` order. See :ref:`the Album section <albums_view>` for more about "
 "Album Categories."
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:107
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 "Once you have configured the Album Library Folder you can set up digiKam to "
 "work with your digital camera and then learn how to use :ref:`the Album "
 "section <albums_view>` and :ref:`the Tags section <tags_view>` to arrange "
 "your photograph Albums."
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 #: ../../getting_started/quick_start.rst:113
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 "At first run, digiKam will ask to download large files from Internet. These "
 "files are the deep-learning models used for the face management, red eyes "
 "removal, and the image quality sorting features. If you pass this stage "
 "without downloading files, these features will not work properly, but you "
 "can reload this file later using option from the :ref:`Setup/Miscs/System "
 "<system_settings>` dialog page."
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 msgid "digiKam First Run Dialog to Download Deep-learning Model Files"
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