Where do i go to find out about this undocumented feature?

If I open a PDF's Document Properties and click the Additional Metadata button, it brings up a new dialog for entering metadata. All the metadata fields, there, have down arrows on the right side, presumably to enable someone to choose from a pick list of possible entries. But how does one populate those lists of possible entries? This appears to be an undocumented feature...or at least it's so cleverly hidden that it's very difficult to find. They logically appear to prpvode a place where users might be able to store a bunch of common entries for the team, to enable consistent team usage. This would be especially useful with regard to the Keyword field. It isn't much help if everyone types in randomly-conceived key words on the fly; that results in a chaos of misspellings, mis-phrasings, etc. What work teams need is a consistent list of key words that can be agreed upon, loaded for team usage, and accessible/assignable within any PDF document so that all the team's PDFs are tagged correctly.

Thanks for pointing that out but, unfortuately, that response doesn't address the question.
Creating a custom property has nothing to do with building a list of values in the keywords field's dropdown picklist menu.
And adding a custom tag doesn't help because the tag you create doesn't appear in the 'additional metadata' window.
This whole area of Acrobat seems not to be documented....or if it is, the documentation is too hard to find.
But thanks for pointing out the custom tag names function...i just wish it told us how and why to use it.

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