[Q][Keywords] How to fix a human error in keywords?

[NtynRuben]

Hey there,

I'm messing around with the bibble cataloging and I was wondering the following (note that I previously never used cataloging in Bibble)

I made a test keyword for 300 pictures, "Ghent", but now I want to change them all to "Location;Belgium;Ghent" for example.

I can add the new keyword to all pictures using the metadata copy, but now every picture has "location;Belgium;Ghent", now how do I remove the old keyword?

Thx!

[NtynRuben]

Check, I found it, I had to turn off multiview.

[MarkZ]

NtynRuben:
Check, I found it, I had to turn off multiview.

I don't understand what you mean by "multiview"

I've played with keywords and this seems an appropriate place to ask about a problem that I have. I changed from "travel" to other versions of "Travel" in the keywords. I have deleted "travel" from all instances of its occurrence in the files. However, the word persists under keywords in the Metadata Browser with 556 files including it. When I select the word the thumbs for those files show, but none of them show this word in the keywords included for each file.

I've tried looking in a few database files but have not found the link for the word.

Any ideas how I can get rid of it and clean up my system?

[andysalay]

NtynRuben:
Check, I found it, I had to turn off multiview.

I don't understand what you mean by "multiview"

I've played with keywords and this seems an appropriate place to ask about a problem that I have. I changed from "travel" to other versions of "Travel" in the keywords. I have deleted "travel" from all instances of its occurrence in the files. However, the word persists under keywords in the Metadata Browser with 556 files including it. When I select the word the thumbs for those files show, but none of them show this word in the keywords included for each file.

I've tried looking in a few database files but have not found the link for the word.

Any ideas how I can get rid of it and clean up my system?

It was a bug/unfinished in the Bibble5, so if it is still showing up, then it seems it has not been addressed.

Regards,
Andy Salay