Missing Exif Metadata in Version 1.4.1

It seems as if not all possible metadata fields show up in the metadata panel. Specifically, I do not see an EXIF/Image field called Image Description.
I added data to this field in a different application (ACDSee) but it does not show up when I import the photos into Lightroom. I've able to see Image Description in two other applications (XnView and Olympus Master) so I know it is not unique to ACDSee.
I'd be OK with using the Caption field to hold the value from Image Description, but I do not know how to copy Image Description to Caption. I use this field in slide shows.

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