Keywords isn't a property Explorer looks for.

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"John Inzer" <oobie@doobie.xyz> wrote in message news:%239ONrjn6FHA.3804@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> DaveC wrote:
>> I manually filled in some subjects and keywords for
>> individual images. However, when I go back and click the
>> details view of files in a folder (and display columns
>> with subject and keyword details) my manually entered
>> SUBJECT data appears but there is nothing under the
>> KEYWORDS column. Is this a bug? I have XP Pro.
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> My keywords don't show in the column either
> but I am able to search for them. Sorry...I have
> no explanation for that.
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>> I would like to use Windows Picture and Fax viewer as a
>> simple way of doing a slide show on my computer.
>> However, I can't figure out how to control the order in
>> which the slides are shown. I can sort the images on the
>> basis of information in one of the detail columns, such
>> as the date/time picture was taken. But I would like
>> more custom control. I could manually enter slide order
>> as a number under "subject" and then sort on subject
>> prior to running the slide show - but that takes a lot of
>> work and order changes would be tedious. Any ideas?
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> Try opening your folder in the Filmstrip View
> and left click/drag the files into the order you like.
>
> After you arrange the images the way you want
> them, WinXP can batch re-number them. Just
> select all the images and then right click the
> "first one" and choose Rename. (If you prefer
> not to rename your original files...just make
> a new folder and copy your images into it)
>
> Birthday (1).jpg
>
> windows will re-number the rest.....
>
> Birthday (1).jpg
> Birthday (2).jpg
> Birthday (3).jpg
>
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> John Inzer
> MS Picture It! MVP
> How to ask a newsgroup question:
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
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