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Chapter 3: Manage mode

Using the Map pane in Manage mode

All geotagged images in your current file list will be indicated by pins on the map. Click a pin and the image taken at that location

will be selected in the Filmstrip and will display in the View pane. You can click through the list to display each one in the View

pane.

With the images from a particular location all selected, here are a few possible workflow options:

Enter Develop or Edit mode to process this selection together.

Use the Batch tool to apply the same settings on photos from the same location.

Click Slideshow to view and present a slideshow of the photos from this location.

Send photos from this location via email.

If geotagged image does not display try using the keyboard shortcut F5 to refresh the map.

Pin Legend

Indicates geotagged location.

Indicates more than one geotagged location in this area. (Zoom in to see locations)

Indicates selected geotagged location.

A dot on a pin of any color indicates unsaved image location.

Creating and assigning keywords

With ACDSee 14 you can create a master list of keywords and store the list in the database. By using a master list, you can reduce

the number of duplicate or misspelled keywords, and improve your search returns and image management. The database

automatically updates the keywords assigned to files with any changes you make to the keywords in the master list.

To create and maintain the master keyword list:

1. In the Properties pane, on the Metadata tab, click the Keyword Picker button beside the Keywords field.

2. In the Keyword Picker dialog box, click Edit List.

3. In the Keyword List Editor dialog box, do one of the following:

To create a new keyword, type a new keyword into the New value field, and then click Add.

To delete a keyword, select a keyword in the Value list field, and then click Remove.

To rename a keyword, select a keyword in the Value list field. Click Rename, type a new name for the keyword, and

then press Enter.

4. To assign keywords to your files, select one or more keywords in the Available Keywords list, and then click Assign.

5. To remove a keyword from your files, select a keyword in the Assigned Keywords list, and then click Remove.

6. When you are satisfied with your changes, click OK to close the Keyword Picker dialog box.

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