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That is correct. In the mean time I already updated the script. You need to download the latest version though.

Revoking all catalog labels can be done by clicking the magnifying glass at the top of the Label Assignment Panel

The script searches for duplicates. is your list separated with a comma or comma-space. Right now the script expects a comma only. If you have comma-space then either remove the spaces before pasting or change the script to use comma-space instead of comma (it's in the Tokenize call)

Instead of pressing Ctrl-V, try right click-Paste

PSU shows thumbs for some video formats. Apparently your video format is nog among them. You can add a .THM sidecar file in the same folder where the video file is. This is a JPG renamed to THM

Hi Monyker, Welcome to the forum.
Great thinking about how to share among clients. And thank you for sharing it here.

Try this;
http://repository.idimager.com/openreso ... 07786562EA

The typical way to assign multiple labels is indeed by using Label Sets. You appear to have lists of "keyword-sets" somewhere in a separate document and you would want to copy these to the keyword section every time. Is this an "every time" action or are you in some sort of transition phase from ano...

In addition to Mke's reply, I recommend that you read this to understand the difference between Catalog Labels and Keywords and how these concept interact (starts on page 10).
http://manualsu.idimager.com/version3/Q ... loging.pdf

I just tried it here and see no issues. When converting to a different file format (JPG in my case) and when the TIF image is in sync (verified with ExifTool that catalog labels are in the TIF image as dc:subject) and when the option to write metadata to the file in the File Format Conversion settin...

You would have to open a port on your network to allow connections to the postgres port on that machine. Make sure that you are aware of the risks involved (security wise) before opening ports to the internet.

Hi Paul,

You might have switched the physical hard drive in the past and then PSU thinks the C drive is a different C drive.

Right click on the "wrong" C top node and then select "Map to the correct physical path". Then point to the correct root.

You assume that the original TIFs already contain metadata, and I assume they don't. Hence my question, because if they are not sync'ed then topic starter is trying to create JPGs from TIFs without metadata....which results in JPGs without metadata.

Are these TIFF files sync'ed in PSU? In other words, did you save the metadata to the files?

Here's a script that you can run to tell you what the temp folder is that PSU is using. Note; This script can not be ran on the PSU Server version var ADs: TDBXOMClientDataset; begin ADs := Catalog.NewDataset; ADs.CommandText := 'PRAGMA temp_store_directory'; ADs.OpenSet; Say(ADs.FieldValue('temp_st...