Anyone know of a photo management software where:
A folder is selected. The first image is displayed. User presses a button, and the photo is moved to a user configurable folder based on what button is pressed?
GraphicConverter at least did this a couple of decades ago, but the software is still Mac only. It was part of the slideshow feature.
Can anyone confirm if lightroom or another similar software allows this? I don't want to use the mouse, or "save as" or any other such. Too many imgs
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