Keywords for RAW & JPG files

In Bridge CS5 I have a folder with several RAW files. I have edited those shots and saved them as jpg's. I just went and applied keywords to the files and it worked perfectly on the RAW files but not the jpg's. I get an error message about there being an error writing metadata. Coincidently the jpg's were created in CS5. I went back to a jpg created earlier with CS4 and I was able to apply a keyword to that file. Do I have a setting wrong?

This is a permissions issue with the operating system. Probably the new file was set at a "read only" file. This is changed in windows explorer.

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