PSE 12, Organiser - how does it handle previous PSE's tags?

I am currently getting to grips with Photoshop Elements 12, I have moved up from PSE 10, I have also used earlier PSE's as well. In the earlier versions up to and including PSE 10 the Organisers worked well for me. I have many images, several thousand, across 4 catalogues and all these have transferred successfully with all tags in tact. Not so with PSE 12, I have read through the relevant pages of the 'Missing Manual', but I must be missing something here. I can see my images on the All Media view, in the left hand panel I can see a whole collection of folders - some of these are doubled up, each with an identical folder number - one contains originals and the other contains the edited versions in stacks. In the right hand panel I can see all my small picture tags made in previous versions of PSE, these were sub-categories and all are correctly named.
Further down the left hand panel are the titles given to all the files so dealt with, they are in alphabetical order, moving to the right hand panel, under the heading 'Keywords' there is a smaller heading 'Imported Keyword Tags' all my small picture tags are there but they do not respond when clicked. Under the 'People' heading I have 2 smaller headings of 'family' and 'friends' All my catalogues were converted, so my overall question would be where I have missed out here, can anyone suggest how I get images already from previous versions 'up and running'
Finally, the Editor, I think that this part of PSE 12 is the "bee's knee's", that is a UK saying that it is good, very good.
Best Wishes to everyone everywhere.
Britt.

I am also a happy user of the Organizer, but I also use LR 4.4.
What I find interesting in LR:
- huge amount of possible customization and options (if you need them...)
- Ability to manage jpegs just as raws (the organizer does not let you open jpegs in acr, )
- Smart ways to manage variants without copying files (virtual copies)
- More advanced metadata management
- possibility to merge catalogs
- Much more support by Adobe and user forums
- More advanced options in output in the latest versions
What can be debated is the difficulty of the learning curve as well as the 'robustness' of the software. The organizer was plagued with many bugs (it was already there many years before LR.) The problem is that having many more options makes LR much more complex. For instance the database has three times the number of tables. The result is that the LR forums are full of complaints about bugs or missing features... just because it is too rich and tries to satisfy everybody's needs.
Many cases of problems with the Organizer are related to the backup function which backs up both pictures and catalogs. Lr only backup catalogs. Backing up pictures is your responsability. If you have problems, it's not LR's fault, it's yours .
I can't find a post I made to show the possible advantages of the organizer, but that was just for the fun.

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