Right-click on a filename, and go to properties; under the "summary"
tab, you'll see the "keywords" field. The bonuses to this over using
something like picasa are that the keywords are there for life--they
stay with the file even as you move it around.
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> Might seem like it takes a long time; but each windows file has a
> field called "keywords" that you can permanently affix keywords to a
> file; then when you do a "search for a word in the file," you can
> search for one of your keywords, and it will show you the videos you
> put that key word a
wait about a month. there are a bajillion services in beta that will do just this.bOn 3/20/06, Susan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:Are you using Windows?Might seem like it takes a long time; but each windows file has a
field called "keywords" that you can permanently affix keywords to afile; then
Are you using Windows?
Might seem like it takes a long time; but each windows file has a
field called "keywords" that you can permanently affix keywords to a
file; then when you do a "search for a word in the file," you can
search for one of your keywords, and it will show you the videos you
put t
