PSE 11 Mac will not quit

PSE 11 won't quit when I quit the application. It stays in memory and force quit shows it not responding. I can't shut my system down unless I force quit PSE 11 first.
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Let me explain this using a scenario. Suppose you have a JPEG (from your camera). As of now it won't have any tag info into IPTC. You imported this image into Organizer. Now you created a tag and applied on this image. At this point of time the tag is only in PSE catalog db file. Also if you import the same image into another catalog, it won't have any tag info in its IPTC.
To write a tag (from pse catalog db file) to image's IPTC, you need to use 'File->Write keyword tag and properties info to Photos' for PSE10 and previous versions (File->Save keyword tag to metadata info' in PSE11). Once you do this, the tag is now present in both catalog as well as in image IPTC info'. Now if you import this image into any other PSE catalog, it will show the tag written in its IPTC but not present in this new catalog'
let me know if you need more clarification.
~Andromeda

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