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| Deleting tags from photos in Media Center I deleted all the tags from some photos using Windows Photo Gallery and deleted the tags themselves, but all those tags still show up in Media Center still associated with those photos. How can I delete them? Thanks. |
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| RE: Deleting tags from photos in Media Center This is really puzzling and I STILL haven't figured it out. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. "David" wrote: [color=blue] > I deleted all the tags from some photos using Windows Photo Gallery and > deleted the tags themselves, but all those tags still show up in Media Center > still associated with those photos. How can I delete them? Thanks. > >[/color] |
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| Re: Deleting tags from photos in Media Center May not be helpful, but I just now tested a photo of mine: with a tag, the tag shows up in Windows Media Center just under the date; I removed the tag in Windows Photo Gallery, but the tag still showed up in Media Center as you report. Then I removed the tag by right clicking on the file in its folder, chose Details, and removed the tag from that window, and (lo and behold) the tag does *not* show up in Media Center. So, if you really need to remove a tag or two, try doing it from the Properties/Details tab. Always something, isn't it..... "David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F9B33230-E228-4028-A6B7-88FEA13589DF@microsoft.com...[color=blue] > This is really puzzling and I STILL haven't figured it out. Any help would > be > appreciated. Thanks. > > "David" wrote: >[color=green] >> I deleted all the tags from some photos using Windows Photo Gallery and >> deleted the tags themselves, but all those tags still show up in Media >> Center >> still associated with those photos. How can I delete them? Thanks. >> >>[/color][/color] |
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| Re: Deleting tags from photos in Media Center Thanks for trying, but I did also check for tags through Properties - Details and there are no tags for these images there, but Media Center still shows their old tags. "John Hanley" wrote: [color=blue] > May not be helpful, but I just now tested a photo of mine: with a tag, the > tag shows up in Windows Media Center just under the date; I removed the tag > in Windows Photo Gallery, but the tag still showed up in Media Center as you > report. Then I removed the tag by right clicking on the file in its folder, > chose Details, and removed the tag from that window, and (lo and behold) the > tag does *not* show up in Media Center. So, if you really need to remove a > tag or two, try doing it from the Properties/Details tab. Always something, > isn't it..... > > "David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:F9B33230-E228-4028-A6B7-88FEA13589DF@microsoft.com...[color=green] > > This is really puzzling and I STILL haven't figured it out. Any help would > > be > > appreciated. Thanks. > > > > "David" wrote: > >[color=darkred] > >> I deleted all the tags from some photos using Windows Photo Gallery and > >> deleted the tags themselves, but all those tags still show up in Media > >> Center > >> still associated with those photos. How can I delete them? Thanks. > >> > >>[/color][/color] > >[/color] |
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| Re: Deleting tags from photos in Media Center Even after removing the photos from the Pictures folder, Media Center still shows all the tags and a place holder for the now missing photos. Not good. "David" wrote: [color=blue] > Thanks for trying, but I did also check for tags through Properties - Details > and there are no tags for these images there, but Media Center still shows > their old tags. > > "John Hanley" wrote: >[color=green] > > May not be helpful, but I just now tested a photo of mine: with a tag, the > > tag shows up in Windows Media Center just under the date; I removed the tag > > in Windows Photo Gallery, but the tag still showed up in Media Center as you > > report. Then I removed the tag by right clicking on the file in its folder, > > chose Details, and removed the tag from that window, and (lo and behold) the > > tag does *not* show up in Media Center. So, if you really need to remove a > > tag or two, try doing it from the Properties/Details tab. Always something, > > isn't it..... > > > > "David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:F9B33230-E228-4028-A6B7-88FEA13589DF@microsoft.com...[color=darkred] > > > This is really puzzling and I STILL haven't figured it out. Any help would > > > be > > > appreciated. Thanks. > > > > > > "David" wrote: > > > > > >> I deleted all the tags from some photos using Windows Photo Gallery and > > >> deleted the tags themselves, but all those tags still show up in Media > > >> Center > > >> still associated with those photos. How can I delete them? Thanks. > > >> > > >>[/color] > > > >[/color][/color] |
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| Re: Deleting tags from photos in Media Center I think I got it... In Windows Media Center (Home Premium), go to library setup. Disaccociate _all_ folders. Close WMC. Reopen and reassociate all of your media folders. Try it, worked for me to get rid of pesky tags from deleted pics. -Dan David;381425 Wrote:[color=blue] > Even after removing the photos from the Pictures folder, Media Center > still > shows all the tags and a place holder for the now missing photos. Not > good. > > "David" wrote: >[color=green] > > Thanks for trying, but I did also check for tags through Properties -[/color] > Details[color=green] > > and there are no tags for these images there, but Media Center still[/color] > shows[color=green] > > their old tags. > > > > "John Hanley" wrote: > >[color=darkred] > > > May not be helpful, but I just now tested a photo of mine: with a[/color][/color] > tag, the[color=green][color=darkred] > > > tag shows up in Windows Media Center just under the date; I removed[/color][/color] > the tag[color=green][color=darkred] > > > in Windows Photo Gallery, but the tag still showed up in Media[/color][/color] > Center as you[color=green][color=darkred] > > > report. Then I removed the tag by right clicking on the file in[/color][/color] > its folder,[color=green][color=darkred] > > > chose Details, and removed the tag from that window, and (lo and[/color][/color] > behold) the[color=green][color=darkred] > > > tag does *not* show up in Media Center. So, if you really need to[/color][/color] > remove a[color=green][color=darkred] > > > tag or two, try doing it from the Properties/Details tab. Always[/color][/color] > something,[color=green][color=darkred] > > > isn't it..... > > > > > > "David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > > news:F9B33230-E228-4028-A6B7-88FEA13589DF@microsoft.com... > > > > This is really puzzling and I STILL haven't figured it out. Any[/color][/color] > help would[color=green][color=darkred] > > > > be > > > > appreciated. Thanks. > > > > > > > > "David" wrote: > > > > > > > >> I deleted all the tags from some photos using Windows Photo[/color][/color] > Gallery and[color=green][color=darkred] > > > >> deleted the tags themselves, but all those tags still show up in[/color][/color] > Media[color=green][color=darkred] > > > >> Center > > > >> still associated with those photos. How can I delete them?[/color][/color] > Thanks.[color=green][color=darkred] > > > >> > > > >> > > > > > >[/color][/color][/color] -- danube Posted via [url]http://www.vistaheads.com[/url] |
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