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User Guide
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Do one of the following:
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Click the triangle icon at the top of the File Info dialog box, and choose a template name from the top section of
the pop-up menu. The metadata from the template will replace the current metadata. To append the current
metadata instead, hold down Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac OS) when you choose the template name.
Note:
You must save a metadata template before you can import metadata from a template.
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In the Advanced section of the File Info dialog box, click Replace to replace the current information with infor­
mation stored in an XMP file. Locate the XMP file containing the metadata you want to import, and click Open.
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In the Advanced section of the File Info dialog box, click Load to add information stored in an XMP file to the
current file information. For each File Info field, if the field does not contain information then it will be updated
with contents from the file. Keywords will always be appended with the information from the file.
See also
“About metadata” on page 357
About the Document Info palette
You use the Document Info palette to see listings of general file information and object characteristics, as well as the
number and names of graphic styles, custom colors, patterns, gradients, fonts, and placed art. To display the palette,
choose Window > Document Info.
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To view a different type of information, select an option from the palette menu: Document, Objects, Graphic
Styles, Brushes, Spot Color Objects, Pattern Objects, Gradient Objects, Fonts, Linked Images, Embedded Images,
and Font Details.
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To view information on only the selected object, choose Selection Only from the palette menu. Leaving this option
deselected lists information about the entire document.
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To save a copy of the file information as a text file, choose Save from the palette menu. Specify a name and location,
and then click Save.
See also
“To work with palettes” on page 31