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Tags Tab
Mark tags which you want to associate with the selected item(s). Using this tab you can also add new tags or delete them.
1

Add a new Tag

1. Add a new Tag
Click the Add button to add a new tag to the catalog. [INS] is the shortcut for this command.
 
2

Rename the selected Tag

2. Rename the selected Tag
Click the Rename button to change the title of the selected Tag. [F2] is the shortcut for this command.
3

Delete the selected Tag

3. Delete the selected Tag
Click Delete button to delete the selected tag from the catalog. [DEL] is the shortcut for this command.
 
4

Import Tags

4. Import Tags
Import tags from text
5

Export Tags

5. Export Tags
Export the list of tags to a text file.
6

Filter Tags

6. Filter Tags
Filter the list of tags and display only tags matching the entered text. Spaces are word separators. If no tags are matching the filter, WinCatalog suggests to add a new tag. Press [Enter] to add the tag.
7

Associated Tags

(with all the selected items)

7. Associated Tags 
(with all the selected items)
The tags associated with each of the selected items are marked. Mark or unmark tags to change the association.
 
8

Partially Associated Tags

(i.e. with some of the selected items)

8. Partially Associated Tags
(i.e. with some of the selected items)
The tags assigned with just some of the selected items are marked as gray. Marking the grayed tag will associate it with all the selected items. Unmarking the grayed tag will clear the association for all the selected items. Leaving the tag gray will leave the association unchanged.
9

Not Associated

9. Not Associated
Unmarked keywords are not associated with the selected item(s)
 
10

Apply changes recursively

to all subitems

10. Apply changes recursively
to all subitems
If this option is not set, tags will be applied to the selected items only. If this option is set, tags will be applied to the selected items, and to all sub-folders and files recursively.