If you find your photos, but they’re only 400 pixels on the long side, they’ve been down-sized by a Turbo Lister flaw. Look for a folder that is not in your Documents folder or in your Program Files folder, and you may find your photos. If you don’t see the Turbo Lister Data folder, search your hard drive for “eBay” or “Turbo Lister”. Turbo Lister’s photo files can become gigantic, with multiple copies of your listing photos. If there are several user files and you use Picasa (or another image browser that show photos from subfolders), add the Data folder to Picasa’s library so you can scan the photos without having to open every single file folder. You can copy these to another folder, or browse to the photo’s current location to choose listing photos. Although you don’t want to change anything in the folder for your normal Turbo Lister user profile, it may contain photos for items that no longer exist in your Turbo Lister inventory. Each of these folders holds up to 99 numbered subfolders, each containing photos. The Data folder contains a folder for every user profile ever registered with Turbo Lister on this computer. Missing photos? Check Turbo Lister’s secret photo cacheĮvery photo you’ve ever used with Turbo Lister on a particular computer is probably in one location. If not, don’t worry about it-grab your descriptions and move on. If you found your descriptions but no photos, look at other other instances of the same title to see if any still have photos attached. Tedious, and you have to find the photo location separately. Open each listing and copy-and-paste the description.If you sell various product lines, you can filter your listings by keyword and export an index and individual descriptions for each product line separately. Double-click on an html file or enter the file path in your browser’s address window to view the description. From the export window, choose Turbo Lister format (csv) and click “Options”, then “Export item description to separate field(s).” You’ll wind up with an index (csv) file you can open with Excel, and a folder of numbered html files with the individual descriptions. Export catalogs and descriptions for listing reference: Select the items you want, go to File–>Export selected items.You can also use a TDB file, but please see the Turbo Lister Help file under “import” first to avoid overwriting data. When all the items are highlighted, export them to a Turbo Lister CSV file (File–>Export selected items.) Switch back to your normal Turbo Lister user profile, and import the file (File–>Import file) to pull those listings back into your current Turbo Lister user profile. Hold CTRL and click on each listing you want.Watch out for outdated categories, shipping policies, etc. List the items to eBay, change back to the Turbo Lister profile you normally use, and synchronize with eBay to pull the items into your current Turbo Lister profile.NOTE: There is always a chance of inadvertently changing your current listings when restoring or importing items, so please make a Turbo Lister backup first and proceed with due caution.Found it? 4 ways to pull the listings into your current Turbo Lister: If you see more than one user listed, open each user profile and look for your missing items in Ended items (under Listing Activity) and in both Templates and “All Items” (under Inventory.) For each section, click on the ‘title’ header at the top of the grid to group the items for faster scanning. If there’s only one user listed, click on it to go back to your normal Turbo Lister catalog, close Turbo Lister, and go to step 2. Otherwise, hit ‘cancel’ to see a list of user profiles. If you haven’t backed up in awhile, take time to do it now. You’ll be prompted to back up your current profile. In Turbo Lister, go to File -> Change user. If you’ve ever had an issue with Turbo Lister, Turbo Lister may have created extra user files that you don’t know about. If you can find the description but not the photos, skip to step 2. Check for secondary Turbo Lister user profiles Follow these steps to recover missing photos and descriptions.Įver notice that one of your listings has gone missing from eBay and Turbo Lister, and you didn’t see it happen? 1.
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