Yes, it's a lot smoother than CS2 Bridge in my opinion.
I guess it depends on your work flow route.
When I download my card, I dump right into a dated folder in
my windows
explorer window. So it would look like:
C:\2006decemberdec05
Then from the "Library" function in Lightroom you
can import from where ever
on your HD and name it as whatever you like, and it creates
a library for
you. I'm rather enjoying this feature. I tend to struggle a
little with
keeping my shots organized.
I think I've devised a good system to start 2007 with though
... 
Lynn
-----Original Message-----
From: photoblogs googlegroups.com [mailto:photoblogsgooglegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Iron Flatline
Sent: December 5, 2006 10:40 AM
To: Photoblogs
Subject: [photoblogs-discuss] Re: Now what?? PLEASE HELP!
Does Lightroom have a decent import feature? It's always
bothered me
that Bridge doesn't really come up as an option when I
insert a card
into my card reader....
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