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Pierdelune
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« on: November 16, 2005, 09:19:23 pm »

What means DCA images on description field ?
What kind of images exactly ?
I have one of my images that is showed when I make a search.  It is a sepia image but I don't know  why
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« Reply #1 on: November 17, 2005, 02:10:03 am »

The DCA category isn't meant to be used.

It's actually password protected category that I used for the images for Digital Creative Arts. The reason I used it was to place images for use by the mag. It doesn't show on the public website and you cant access it without the password exact address and then it's password protected. I didn't realise it would show as a category for logged in photographers but even so no one can access it without the password

Even if you inadvertently place images in that category, they can't be downloaded unless people pay for them. It will be gone in a few hours anyway.... I just needed a temporary space on the site that could be accessed by DCA but not by anyone else..

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« Reply #2 on: November 17, 2005, 03:19:46 am »

Ok. thanks
I didn't use DCA on the description but only but this DCA on search and found out that there about 5 pics including one of mine.

Curious, I am  embarassed
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« Reply #3 on: November 17, 2005, 07:53:43 am »

Yes I just tried the 'dca' search and it does find images as part of the normal search but it doesn't bring images out of the DCA folder.

What happens is that keywords with dca in them are returned for example

broadcast


The image of yours that appears has the keyword

wonderlandcanada

You'll also notice that the images returned have a price as usual.

Hope this helps to put your mind at rest wink
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