I use AOL; I checked its "sent" folder. That's why I wrote.
Keep hoping for more responses. Thanks, people.

Does anyone know where LR stores the sent emails?

Started with the 3 & now have the 4. Very reliable. Keep in mind that a laptop does not calibrate quite as well as a desktop, and if you're in the field with it, calibrate more frequently.

Oui, mais vrai, n'est pas?

So here's what I'm thinking:
A bunch of old people are complaining about the good old days in a gentle sort of way, because our roots are showing and we enjoy finding others who know that we're right?
2 questions now:
Are any of us younger than 65 (I'm 79)?
Do we all agree with the late mayor of NYC, Ed Koch, who said,
"It never was like it used to be!"?

And when I showed my IBM Selectric to my 4 year old grandson (who is now 21), he asked "Where is the enter key?"

Of course, there's always the fact that one is a parent or grandparent at one's table, and therefore could say something about "My house, my rules, etc, etc.
But, I am old fashioned when it comes to good manners, so it's probably better to suck it up and develop ulcers & heart attacks

There also is the "rule of 600." Your focal length (full frame) divided into 600 is the maximum shutter speed that will produce unstreaky stars.

I just started using LR 5.5. Years ago I used LR 2, then switched to Aperture which soon will not be supported by Apple.
I have been traveling, using LR on an external HD, with another for the back-up. I want to put the complete library onto my desktop HDs; safely, of course. Then I will want to do it again when I travel again.
Finally the question: how do I do this?
Thanks.

I think it's a lot like golf. One can go to the range and practice forever, thoroughly grooving that swing. Great, unless it's not a good swing!
So yes, shoot away. But have others whom you respect critique your work, and offer suggestions for change/improvement. Go to galleries, museums, and other venues. Open your eyes, observe, and learn.
All of us who have taken group classes constantly are amazed how we get different results shooting the exact same scene.
Don't be proud. Incorporate the best ideas.
Have fun!

The editing that involves lens correction and chromatic aberrations does not transfer from LR to Ps, although the rest does. Usually I drag the photo to PS on the dock, but I also hit Command-E. (Can't see where that would make a difference.)
Any clues? Any fixes?
Thanks.

Unless one shoots in extreme low light and/or needs to enlarge prints to massive sizes, I don't know of any. But, I'm freelance & street, so there might be other reasons. Last year I sold all of my full frame Nikons & Canons and bought two MFT's. I print to 13 X 19, even severely cropped sections, and with my naked eye am completely satisfied. So far as I can tell, the detail is exquisite.

So, if the sun sets in the west, and the NJ shore faces east, is it possible you were aiming over the Delaware Bay, or Barneget Bay. That's how I get my Jersey shore sunset shots.

Been shooting for 65+ years as a hobby (math geniuses will realize I'm close to 80).
I have mirrored external HDs for storage, but want to back up to the cloud. I have decent computer skills.
I would like some input as to the best way to use the cloud, and why they think it's the best.
Thanks to all who take the time to respond.
Examples of some of my shots are included.