Removing stored keyword history

Hi. Next to most entry fields (for example, keywords) is a drop down arrow that when clicked reveals a list of recent entries. Is there a way to clear this list? Does anyone know where this info is being saved to?
Thanks!
Rob

Is it a difficult question?? or no solution for it?? please, confirm.
Thanks.

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Is there an easy way to remove a keyword?
I want to remove a single keyword from nearly 100 images that have multiple keywords. The single keyword I want to remove exists in other images that I don't want it removed from.
Any ideas?
Thanks!

Create a keyword button set and then either use the menu option to remove that keyword or the shortcut key.
RB

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I want to remove a keyword from a group of photos. They all have the same keyword attached, of course. When I right-click keyword and choose 'Remove keyword from selected photos' it removes the keyword from the most-selected photo ONLY, not from all photos that are selected. I have to remove the keyword from each photo one at a time.
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I didn't think about..
Perhaps not the most intuitive, but that's how I do it..
Free tip: to assign to all, remove the '*' (asterisk).

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http://documentation.apple.com/en/aperture/usermanual/index.html#chapter=10%26se ction=0
And one specific section on removing them:
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Message was edited by: Kirby Krieger to add links to User Manual.

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How can I remove one keyword, or replace?

I have added one particular keyword to a group (000's) of images (each of those photos have multiple keywords associated with them), and it turns out I need to delete that one keyword. I use the same keyword correctly in lots of other images.
I am sure there is a very easy way to do this I am overlooking...if someone could point me in the right direction that would be great.
Also, is there a quick way to take a group of images that have the same keyword and replace that keyword with a different one (ie replace 'Surgeon' with 'Doctor' for a large group of selected images, but leave 'Doctor' as a keyword for another group of images in the library)?
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If you delete or rename a keyword then it affects the whole library, so that will not solve your problem.
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Create a keyword set called Mistake and add the keyword to that set. Display that keyword set at the bottom of the screen. Now select all of the images that have that wrong keyword and Shift click the button with that keyword at the bottom of the screen. That will remove the keyword from those images.
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There has to be some way to delete a keyword from multiple images, yet I can't figure it out. I know you can replace keywords via lift and stamp, but sometimes I may need to remove a keyword while leaving other different keywords in other images. If this cannot currently be done it needs to be fixed.

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I've tried the trick of using SHIFT-RETURN (instead of RETURN) to REMOVE a keyword instead of adding it, after you type in the keyword in the Add Keyword box of the Keyword Controls window.
However that only removes the keyword from the current active image:
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Message was edited by: strathglass

Now that I discovered the problem also exists trying to ADD keywords, I was able to search for and find the answer in these fora:
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just had to select "Edit->Primary Only" so that the check mark went away from "Primary Only"!
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Which actions will remove the keywords created in Bridge?
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Since you have two External Definitions and you are using both in on mapping hence your scenario becomes 1:N mapping scenario and this is the reason you are getting the additional nodes in your mapping.
so if your requirement is 1:N then whatever you are getting is correct, you can refer the below mentioned blog for help on this, But if you don't want the additonal nodes then you have to create TWO different mappings and used the external definitions seprately in each mapping.
/people/jin.shin/blog/2006/02/07/multi-mapping-without-bpm--yes-it146s-possible
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