Searching with keywords
Is there a maximum number of keywords allowed? For my purposes I have used many across several events. When I go to search by keywords, the window that appears with the keywords only has the last 176 keywords; only those beginning with "p" through "z" for instance. I'm not able to see names beginning with "a" through "o". There is no scroll bar to access the others.
No there isn't a maximum allowed but the developer's seem not to have considered that people may have more than a screen full of keywords.
Workarounds:
Use Smart Albums: Keyword -> Is -> Whatever, and of course you can have as many keyword conditions as you like.
Use Keyword Manager which gives you an alternative interface with your keywords that makes assigning and searching easier - among other features.
Regards
TD
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CrashReporter Key: 26449da9de7f92eef2a1b5775fa00d903ce1f8f6
Hardware Model: iPhone7,2
Process: MobileMail [1564]
Path: /Applications/MobileMail.app/MobileMail
Identifier: com.apple.mobilemail
Version: 53 (1.0.0)
Code Type: ARM-64 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [1]
Date/Time: 2015-02-14 01:27:45.003 +0530
Launch Time: 2015-02-14 01:27:38.142 +0530
OS Version: iOS 8.1.3 (12B466)
Report Version: 105
Exception Type: EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000
Triggered by Thread: 0
Thread 0 name: Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
Thread 0 Crashed:
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24 CoreFoundation 0x000000018425c3bc 0x184130000 + 1229756
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26 Message 0x000000018de7d8ac 0x18de6c000 + 71852
27 Message 0x000000018df11d38 0x18de6c000 + 679224
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31 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c3dd8 0x1951c0000 + 15832
32 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c0fac 0x1951c0000 + 4012
Thread 20:
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1 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c301c 0x1951c0000 + 12316
2 Foundation 0x000000018504d244 0x185034000 + 102980
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12 IMAP 0x000000018ddf7ec8 0x18ddf4000 + 16072
13 IMAP 0x000000018ddfaf10 0x18ddf4000 + 28432
14 IMAP 0x000000018ddfb57c 0x18ddf4000 + 30076
15 IMAP 0x000000018de018d0 0x18ddf4000 + 55504
16 IMAP 0x000000018de3d94c 0x18ddf4000 + 301388
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24 CoreFoundation 0x000000018425c3bc 0x184130000 + 1229756
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1 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c1548 0x1951c0000 + 5448
2 Foundation 0x000000018503e4bc 0x185034000 + 42172
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1 libsystem_kernel.dylib 0x000000019510ccf4 0x19510c000 + 3316
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9 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c3dd8 0x1951c0000 + 15832
10 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c0fac 0x1951c0000 + 4012
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Thread 23:
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Thread 24:
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1 CoreFoundation 0x00000001842138c4 0x184130000 + 932036
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Thread 25:
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1 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c301c 0x1951c0000 + 12316
2 Foundation 0x000000018504d244 0x185034000 + 102980
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16 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c0fac 0x1951c0000 + 4012
Thread 26:
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1 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c301c 0x1951c0000 + 12316
2 Foundation 0x000000018504d244 0x185034000 + 102980
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8 CoreFoundation 0x000000018425c3bc 0x184130000 + 1229756
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15 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c3dd8 0x1951c0000 + 15832
16 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c0fac 0x1951c0000 + 4012
Thread 27:
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1 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c301c 0x1951c0000 + 12316
2 Foundation 0x000000018504d244 0x185034000 + 102980
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15 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c3dd8 0x1951c0000 + 15832
16 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c0fac 0x1951c0000 + 4012
Thread 28:
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1 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c301c 0x1951c0000 + 12316
2 Foundation 0x000000018504d244 0x185034000 + 102980
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5 Message 0x000000018de8fce4 0x18de6c000 + 146660
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16 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c0fac 0x1951c0000 + 4012
Thread 29:
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1 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c301c 0x1951c0000 + 12316
2 Foundation 0x000000018504d244 0x185034000 + 102980
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16 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c0fac 0x1951c0000 + 4012
Thread 30:
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1 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c301c 0x1951c0000 + 12316
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Thread 31:
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1 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c301c 0x1951c0000 + 12316
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16 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c0fac 0x1951c0000 + 4012
Thread 32:
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1 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c301c 0x1951c0000 + 12316
2 Foundation 0x000000018504d244 0x185034000 + 102980
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15 libsystem_pthread.dylib 0x00000001951c3dd8 0x1951c0000 + 15832
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Thread 0 crashed with ARM Thread State (64-bit):
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sp: 0x000000016fd70430 pc: 0x0000000195127270 cpsr: 0x00000000
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Keyword search with exact phrase
When I use the filter bar to search for photos I normally don't find myself in this situation. But now when the photos reaches 10 000+ this will be a problem. The searchfunction in LR does not support serching for an exact phrase like the exact phras "Tom". Exactly "Tom" not "Tommy" or "Romtomtom" or anything else containing "Tom".
The problem appears when I want to search for this exact phrase. I have a real example. I took picture on a golfcompetition called Roland Cup. The founder of the Cup is called Roland. He is not on all pictures of course. The problem occurs when I want to search for the pictures of the founder Roland. If I search with the textfield with is by far the fastest way and type "Roland" I get all the pictures from the competition. That's not how I want it.
Another example for clearance. Let's say that I take pictures of tomatoes and of course set the keyword "tomato". Later I take pictoures of tomato soup. And keyword it just "tomato soup". Then I want to search for the tomato soup pictures. Of course I now get all the pictures of the soup and the tomatoes.
Does anyone have any tip how to do without changing the persons keyword to "Roland Andersson" which is the obvious solution?Thanks Ian,
Your answer is part of my answer. Let's say that I took photos in Salt Lake City (classic example huh?). And in Salt Lake City I took pictures of a lake. I keyworded all my photos from Salt Lake City with "Salt Lake City" of course and all my pictures of lakes with lake, of course.
Now I want to filter all my photos of lakes from all over the world. I then search for - what? If I search for "lake" I get all pictures of lakes and all pictures from Salt Lake City. Not good.
And if I want to see the lakephotos in Salt Lake City, how do I perform that search in a good way?
Maybe I'm getting you wrong with the + and !. If I do, can you give me an example how to use them in this Salt Lake City problem. -
Keyword Search with the search field
Hi everyone,
I have a question regarding search by keywords: when I type in more than one keyword in the search field I do not get any results, no matter if I separate those with a comma or just a space. Isn't this supposed to work? Or do I have to use the search HUD for keyword search? When I am searching my entire library there are a LOT of keywords. I always thought I could use the searchbar just like Spotlight, typing several words and getting results in real-time. It works like this in iPhoto, so why not in Aperture?
Regards,
StefanReally?
You mean you can't just click on the Magnifying Glass in the Search Box like I can?
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And then Select Rating?
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And then click on the Third Dot and it will become a Star?
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Or even use a Smart Album? File -> new Smart Album: My Rating -> is -> And there's click on the third dot to make it a star trick again?
Regards
TD -
Searching photo keywords with spotlight
Hi - I have been adding keywords to my photos - through Photoshop. Spotlight does search these keywords. The problem is, I also add "Author" data to the photos and I want to be able to search just by keyword - is there any way to narrow the search, or is there a third-party application that will do this. I can search within Photoshop's File Browse, but I am not crazy about the interface.
ThanksAssuming you're using the ⌘F interface in Finder - you can select Keywords as a specific criteria option - click on Kind or Last Modified to change. If you give it a few seconds, it generates a list of all the keywords in the index allowing you to pick them from the drop down menu.
Entering the term in the standard search oval, or on the menubar Spotlight offers some ability to narrow the search but its limited. -
IPhoto 6 unusably slow (starting with keywords and then the rest o product)
As I've mentioned in a post in another thread, I upgraded to iPhoto 6 a few weeks ago. From the moment of upgrade, anything associated with the keyword function (applying, searching, even scrolling the keyword box) is painfully slow--60 seconds to 3+ minutes at a time (that's the average--I've had waits of 90 seconds to apply 1 keyword to 1 photo and 8 minutes to apply 1 keyword to 27 photos). Since that last post, I've also discovered that the longer I try to use the product, the slower EVERYTHING in the product gets (other than scrolling the library).
I use iPhoto as a database, not an image editor. To give you an idea of what I'm talking about, the types of things I'm trying to do include:
* apply one keyword to 30 photos
* click on one photo after having assigned a keyword to a different subset of photos
* scroll down one page in the keyword box
* select 4 photos
* scroll one page in the main iPhoto view of photos
* search by keyword
I've re-installed, re-built, and re-started. I can also say that the longer I try to use iPhoto 6 in one session, the worse the performance gets. Yesterday morning I had to keyword 150 photos from a party and forced myself to use iPhoto so they could be searched with another set of pictures already in iPhoto. It took me OVER 1 HOUR to assign an average of 6 keywords to each photo with selections averaging 10-15 photos at a time. I am not exaggerating--I timed it (63 minutes). For the record, no other applications were running: iPhoto was flying solo (I thought running alone might help performance, but it didn't. I'm no software programmer but I have a lot of experience with computers and whatever is tying iPhoto's resources into a knot seems to be between iPhoto and iPhoto or iPhoto and the OS.)
Also, the longer I used the product, the fewer "actions" it saw. So, for example, at the beginning I could click 3 keywords on the same keyword pane view and all 3 would apply to the selected photos (with a still dismal response, but at least I was getting 3 assignments for each response). By the end, only 1 assignment would be "seen" at a time even if 3 were clicked (and the other 2 would be translated into some random actions as iPhoto would scroll the keyword pane and assign a random keyword--not necessarily on the same side or the same position on the screen of the keywords I had actually clicked). The result? The functional response time tripled.
The product is not only much worse than iPhoto 5, it's unusably slow. Sadly, I've already upgraded. So I'm wondering if anyone can tell me:
1) Is there any way to know officially if Apple is addressing this specific problem? I know other people are experiencing this and thought there would be a fix from Apple by now, but nothing.
2) Is there any way to bail out of iPhoto 6 and go back to iPhoto 5? I know there's no official path, but (A) is there any unofficial path and (B) what would I lose?
3) Since iPhoto 6 is the only iLife product I use, I feel especially ripped-off. What I'd really like to do is get a refund and pursue a different solution. Any thoughts there?
G4 Mac OS X (10.4.6)
G4 Mac OS X (10.4.6)Old Toad
Since I last wrote I have:
* Rebuilt the directories with Disk Warrior. The problems I had were 30+ overlaps between iPhoto images and iTunes song files.
This got rid of the 8 minute responses, but performance was still unusably appalling.
* I cleaned out the user caches with OnyX.
No change in iPhoto performance.
* I reinstalled iPhoto. (Because of the overlaps I also tried to reinstall iTunes but it doesn't have an obvious path for that. Given the number of hours I've already burned on this Apple problem I didn't have the fight in me for another one).
No change.
* Per another post in this forum I emptied iPhoto trash, then per Old Toad I rebuilt the iPhoto library with the first 3 options.
Noticeable improvement, but the performance is still dreadful.
* Did a re-install and archive of OS X (per a friend's suggestion) and downloaded all the system updates anew.
No improvement.
So after rebuilding my system from the directories up, re-installing iPhoto, and rebuilding the iPhoto library I'm "back to" 30 second to 3+ minute waits for everything when the Photo Info pane is active. For example, it takes 30-90 second waits for tasks such as:
* changing a tab in the Photo Info pane
* trying to scroll the Keywords tab of the Photo Info pane
* assign 1 keyword to 1 photo
It takes 2-3+ minute waits for tasks such as:
* scrolling the main window (one click in the scroll bar--not dragging) when the Photo Info pane is open
* assigning 1 keyword to 36 photos
* closing the Photo Info pane (AFTER however many minutes it took for the final commit i did before trying to exit)
My observations:
* When the ball is spinning on the screen, iPhoto doesn't "remember" what I do as other applications do, although the Keywords pane will occasionally scroll backward or forward--apparently randomly--in response to a single click anywhere in iPhoto. (And I'm not one of those people who bangs on the keyboard constantly when the computer is busy: I'm talking about a click that might get in before the ball starts spinning on the screen.)
* The first "click" after opening the Photo Info Pane (either the Keywords tab or the first keyword box) is always "free"--no problem with excessively long waits. The second click after after a "free" click always has the burdensome wait times. Occasionally, though, in the first 3-5 clicks in the Photo Info pane the first click after what I'm assuming is a commit does not have the painful wait times. After those first 3-5 clicks, though, every click gets this excessive wait.
* It seems odd to me how consistent the minimum wait is: right around 30 seconds. The click is either "free"--i.e. no perceptible wait time (or a reasonably minimal wait, given the task at hand)--or it's 30+ seconds.
These response times really do make the product unusable for me. Does anyone:
1) Have any other suggestions?
2) Know how I can find out whether this problem is being pursued by Apple?
3) Know of any path out of the product so I can put myself out of my misery?………
G4 Mac OS X (10.4.6) -
Keywords PS CC - Number of photos applied to missing and can't search using keywords
Last night in attempting to coordinate/consolidate the keywords assigned to 40k+ photos by over 4 programs the past 2 years I made an error.
I had MANY photos with keywords Other/Statuary and I wanted to remove the Other part of the hierarchy and just have Statuary under Assigned Keywords.
What I did was create a new keyword for Statuary so I had both the Other/Statuary and just the Statuary under Assigned Keywords.
Then I clicked on Other/Statuary to display all in the Contents panel, Selected All, then applied the new Keyword Statuary and unchecked the Other/Statuary keyword.
What happened is the keyword counted down from 200+ to ZERO and all photos in the Content panel disappeared. Then when the keyword Statuary was unchecked under Assigned Keywords -- it disappeared.
Being late, tired and irritated I continued on thinking I had made an error and I would correct those keywords later.
BAD MISTAKE. I made thing much worse by doing the same thing to several keywords.
So, thinking I would be a "bright fellow" this morning, I deleted the Adobe Bridge Cache to let it rebuild it and copied back ALL my photos from a backup made yesterday when all was well in my world.
Now I have all the keywords listed and they show up in my Contents Panel per photo BUT there is no number to the right of the keyword denoting the number of photos it is applied to and I can't search by a particular keyword.
I had exported my keywords yesterday also and this morning I Cleared and Reimported those keywords.
All looks great and works great but no number of photos per keyword and can't search.
Oh God, please someone help me ????I reset my custom workspace and all seems to be well now. My keywords now show, the number of photos each applies to and I can again search.
Thank you. -
I like many features of the Keyword system supplied with Aperture very much. But there are a few things which have been a little frustrating.
* The way the autocompletion feature works in the "Add Keyword" field in the Control Bar makes it too easy to misenter a keyword. You type your keyword, hit "Enter", and--oops--you've entered something you didn't mean to enter.
* Keywords entered in the HUD sometimes capitalize themselves when you don't want this. I haven't been able to determine why this happens, but I can't really understand why I would ever want the program to capitalize a word I didn't capitalize myself. Sometimes this is really frustrating--if I already have a keyword in the HUD, like "lake", and try to enter a phrase like "Kabetogama Lake" in the Control Bar field, Aperture simply won't let me make the "l" in lake uppercase no matter what I try.
* When you apply a keyword via the Control Bar field, if it doesn't exist in the Keyword HUD Aperture automatically it. Many times I do not want this, and there ought to be a preference to allow turning this off.
* The "keyword checkbox" interface of the Search HUD does not scale very well. As long as the pictures selected only contain a dozen or two unique keywords, this is fine, but when there are many all of the checkboxes and keywords overwhelm the HUD. Also, the HUD for some reason cannot be made wide enough to show long keywords after each checkbox, no matter how wide the screen on which it is displayed is.
* In my library, the search HUD shows multiple checkbox items with the identical keyword. Interestingly, selecting one or the other provides different results from the search. However, entering the phrase in the "Quick Search" field does return the correct picture subset. Perhaps rebuilding the library would help with this problem.
* I thought that the point of the hierarchical structure of the Keywords HUD would make it automatic to enter mutiple keywords which were related. For example, if I have a keyword of "tree" with a subcategory of "oak" I thought you would automatically get "tree" when you applied "oak" to a picture or pictures. Unless I'm missing something there is no way to do this. May a modifier key held down while dragging a keyword to a picture could add the parent keyword(s) as well.
Has anyone else had similar experiences?Here is another issue with keywords.
Why is a search using a single keyword so slow? On my PowerBook, a search of a relatively small library--1500 images--takes in the neighborhood of 17-20 seconds. How can it take this long? A similar search of my full library (about 7000 images) using Portfolio 7 is virtually instantaneous. The graphics card surely can't be blamed for this one. This is, after all, the company which highlights their Spotlight technology...
Two other nits. First, it's not clear when the search is complete. There's no progress bar or other indication of completion, so sometimes when you do a search, a group of pictures appear and you think it's done, but suddenly more images appear. Then you wait a while until you feel certain it must be done.
Secondly, when a search is finished and the subset of images which were found is displayed, there's no indication that it's not the entire project or libarary, particularly when the Search HUD is dismissed. For example, it just says "104 images displayed", rather than "104 of 1500 images displayed" or something like that. It ought to be very obvious that you are not viewing the entire container of images. -
TOC problem; lost Search and Keyword boxes
I inherited a Robohelp X5 project that was originally started
by a person very familiar with these types of programs, then
ultimately messed up by someone who knew nothing about them or the
content. I spent most of my time re-writing and updating the
content using X5, then upgraded to 7 this morning. I have learned
quite a bit about the program, not obviously not enough. I'm sure
these are things I've messed up, because they worked before; but I
don't know what I did or how to fix it...
First, the TOC is built, with books and pages are in the
order I want. The books are linked to a page - presumably, so that
when a user clicks on the book, it defaults a particular page, and
from there they can move to other pages in the section. However,
when I view the results, you have to click on the book, then click
on the individual page to get the page to open.
Next, I have 'lost' the Search boxes for the Index and
Keyword searches. When I look at the skin, they appear there, but
when I view the project, they aren't - the index and keyword lists
appear instead of the boxes.
If anyone can give me some direction on what I need to do,
I'd really appreciate it.Thanks so much for trying to help me - I apologize in advance
for being suce a novice, and I promise I'll try to learn more about
this program and not bother you guys so much in the future. Right
now I'm just in a bind with needing to get the file posted.
I right-clicked on each of the books, went to Properties, and
confirmed that the Book with Link box is checked, near the bottom
of the window, in the Link to: box is the page that I want the book
to open with. However, when I view the project, that isn't what
happens. For example: I have a Book named Getting Started, under it
are several pages related to initial set up of the software, one of
which is named Getting Started. The Book is linked to the page; but
when I open the project in View, I click on Getting Started and it
expands to show the pages; I have to actually click on the Getting
Started page to open it. Before, whenever I clicked on the Getting
Started Book, the Getting Started Page opened to reveal the
contents of the Book. On the Book Properties window, there isn't
anything in the Available Variables box, and if I go to the
Advanced tab, the Frame reads Default (none) - should the Book or
the Page be designated as a Parent Frame?
With regard to losing the Search and Keywords boxes - I have
an Index full of words; went through yesterday and cleaned it all
up, then generated Webhelp. When I open it to View, the project
opens to the TOC, which is good, but the Search button that usually
appears at the top of the Help screen is not there. Then, when I
click on either the Index or Search tabs, what I see is the
alphabet where the Search box should be, with a list of all of the
index words below. If I open the Skin that was used on the project
and View it, the Search boxes appear there.
I looked at the website that Peter directed me to, but I
don't really see anything there that addresses either of these
issues. Under the Tools menu I did locate an Update DHTML Effects
in Topic; but when I click on it, it returns a message that tells
me that after the conversion the topics cannot be opened by
previous versions of RoboHelp HTML. I've answered No to convert all
of the topics, because I'm not sure that's what I should do. -
Greetings,
We are evaluating Oracle 10g specifically for its Oracle Text functionality and are having a difficult time trying to figure out how to use large text for searching.
Specifically, we have a table containing large, full-text descriptions that we wish to find using smaller abstracts. Our full-text may be anywhere from ten thousand to a hundred thousand characters in length. Our abstracts tend to be much smaller; in the five hundred character range.
We wish to use these smaller, five hundred character abstracts to locate documents that may be related based solely upon common keywords. We will eventually get into concept matching, but for now we simply wish to find document matches based upon keywords. This query is quite similar to ORing every term in the abstract and performing a CONTAINS query, but should hopefully be less clunky.
SQL Server allows us to do this quite simply by performing a freetext search. We plug our abstract into the search algorithm and receive a listing of documents that it deemed to be similar.
Does Oracle Text provide a similar functionality and, if so, can someone point me in the right direction?
Many thanks,
KirkWe are currently using a tool mandated by our client to cluster documents and perform concept (theme) based searching. This tool does not, however, perform keyword searching. We are looking to supplement its results with keyword search results from, say, Oracle Text or SQL Server (or Google or any of 100 other keyword search capable tools on the market).
We already have a working prototype that uses SQL Server. Using fulltext keyword matching, it accepts an abstract and returns to us all of the documents that mostly closely match. We would like to also perform this test in Oracle Text, however, we are unable to figure out how to make Oracle accept a large text for searching without significant reformatting.
For example, say my text is "Four score and seven years ago". In SQL Server, I am able to pass this in, as is, and it will return to me the Gettysburg Address as its highest ranking match.
With Oracle Text, I was able to produce similar results, but I had to reformat the query string to "$Four$|score$|and$|seven$|years$|ago". I am looking for a way to pass in "Four score and seven years ago" without having to perform any gyrations on the text.
Thanks,
Kirk -
How to tag media with keywords in Premiere CS5.5?
Hi,
I'm searching for a way to tag media (movie clips, subclips, sequences..) with multiple keyword tags.
It seems that Bridge uses tags, but this functionality is only for real files. I'm using many subclips that I need to keyword tag within Premiere, and then be able to perform filtered searches by keywords.
I'm really surprised that the metadata function in Premiere does not include keword tagging support. The best it seems to offer is a field named "description".
It seems that earlier/simplified (premiere elements) versions did support this. Is it relly possible that the Pro version of Premiere does not include this basic and useful tool ?
Many thanks in advance !
DanielYou can't (unless you want to store them next to the originals, a proposition I find untenable). Some of the scratch disk settings are stored at the project level (things like video and audio previews), but the one's you're talking about are global - one setting for the whole program.
I don't like that arrangement myself. ALL scratch disks should be stored per project.
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform -
Improving Search for Keywords in NI Example Finder
Search for Keywords is presently limited to logical "OR" search. It would highly profit from logical "AND" Search.
Thinking out of the box here...
It's possible to search just the bookmarks with a script. The problem is how to show the result, since it's not possible to highlight the found bookmarks.
One option I can think of is to change the color of the matches to a different color, like red. Unfortunately, this doesn't work in Reader...
The only other option that might work in Reader is to tell the user where to look, ie which position in the tree (and what items are before and after it). -
Finding images with keyword tags in PE 12 Organizer
I am experiencing difficulties while finding images with keyword tags.
I am using the Organizer of Photoshop Element 12 (French version) and I think I follow the procedure described in “ADOBE ELEMENTS ORGANIZER Help and tutorials” (page 168 in the English version or alternatively 150 in the French one), i.e. :
In the Keyword Tags panel, I click the ">" symbol of the keyword of which I want to know the relevant images
Whatever the search option (Select either Hide Best Match Results Show/Hide Close Match Results, or Show/Hide Results That Do Not Match), I am not able to select and show only the Best Match Results.
Please note also that the Tip
To automatically display close matches after a search, choose Edit > Preferences > General, or Adobe Elements Organizer 11 > Preferences > General, and select Show Closely Matching Sets For Searches, and then click OK.
does not seem to work with Adobe Elements Organizer 12Thks
You are right, my problem is to select only the close matches.
Based on your comment, I am afraid it’s one of the recurring problem in PE whatever the version (PE11 or PE12)
De : MichelBParis
Envoyé : vendredi 30 mai 2014 08:40
À : Michel ROUSSEAU
Objet : Finding images with keyword tags in PE 12 Organizer
Finding images with keyword tags in PE 12 Organizer
created by MichelBParis <https://forums.adobe.com/people/MichelBParis> in Photoshop Elements - View the full discussion <https://forums.adobe.com/message/6420729#6420729>
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