Keyword control bar disappears

I have been having a problem with the Keyword control bar disappearing every time I quit and relaunch Aperture.
When I enter the keyboard shortcut, it will reappear, but none of my custom keyword buttons show up.
If I go into "edit", my custom settings show up in the lists, and then they reappear in the control bar.
Is this a toss Prefs situation?
If I do that, what do I risk losing in the way of Library or Metadata information?
Any other ideas on how to get my settings to "stick"?
Thanks!

I managed to fix this problem (I hope) by adding a new keyword to an image using the control bar entry field.
When I did this, it said the keywords were locked, and did I want to unlock it and add it to my custom list.
Why Yes, I did.
Since then it has been working as usual.
I noticed there is also an icon in the editing dialog box which allows you to lock the list. It may be possible to accomplish the same behavior from in there.
I had never locked this manually, so assume it was changed during a Library rebuild, or update somehow.
Good luck!

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