That's it. Thank you so much. I am new to Vista and obviously making it to
hard.

"Adam Albright" wrote:

> On Tue, 14 Aug 2007 18:46:01 -0700, Sherry
> <Sherry@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >I put the same tag on a group of pictures and one picture was in the group
> >that shouldn't have been. Now I can't get that one picture out of that
> >group. I have added the correct tag to it but now it also has the wrong tag.
> > For example I had a group that was the fair and a group that was my garden.
> >One of the fair one's got in the garden ones and I can't change it to just
> >have the fair on it.
> >Thanks again,
> >Sherry
>
> Probably because images can have multiple tags. Look carefully. You'll
> see a semicolon. This separates tags. So if you start out giving some
> image a tag called 'fair', then discover you made a mistake and want
> to tag it 'garden' you end up with fair;garden. The advantage is you
> can sort and search on both tags. To remove all simply click within
> the field, be sure you see the "I" cursor, then click on the backspace
> key until you only see 'add a tag' and then you'll be back to no tags.
> If you only want to remove some tags, position the cursor to just
> right of the tag you no longer want THEN use the backspace key to
> erase.
>
>