On Feb 25, 2007, at 3:10 PM, Bob W wrote: > ... In the Library module on the Find panel you can specify text > (such as > a keyword) for it to look for with options such as Containing, > Containing All, Starts With etc. But it doesn't do Exact match. So a > search for pictures with the key word Starts With 'Cat' finds all my > cat photos, but also all my cattle photos, catastrophic photos, > catatonia photos and catalytic converter photos.
You might try "Starts With 'cat '" ... then it will delimit things quite a lot further. > I've been playing around with Keywords today. I quite like the ability > to do synonyms, and I quite like that you can build hierarchies > (parent/child relationships) although each keyword can only have one > parent, which is somewhat restrictive albeit politically correct. I > can't see the point (yet?) of keyword sets. But actually what I would > really like is 'semantic fields' and 'sense relations'. In > linguistics, semantic fields are bla bla, actually I've had too close > a sense relation with vodka & tonic this evening to explain these, and > I'm not likely to get them anyway. Don't know where you'd get a downloadable thesaurus. I've not played with all the notions of synonyms, hierarchies yet. I'm still keywording for simple things like "where are all the photos I took at aviation museums in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005?" etc. Simple sets do make sense to me ... say "<location>,<primary subject>,<secondary subject>" as one keyword set. E.g.: I have lots of pictures of trees, taken all over the world, so I typically keyword for 'tree', where in the world they are, and whether there is any other subject in the scene that I might want the photo for. Godfrey -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
