Apple Final Cut Pro X (10.1.2) - Manual (Page 70)

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Remove a subset of keywords from a selection
1 In the Browser, select a range or one or more clips from which you want to remove
specific keywords.
A blue line at the top of the clips indicates the portions of the clips that have keywords applied.
Each keyword assigned to a clip is also shown in list view.
2 Click the Keywords button in the toolbar to open the Keyword Editor, select the keyword or
keywords you want to remove, and press Delete.
Select the keyword
or keywords that you
want to remove from
the selection, and
press Delete.
Add or edit clip and project notes
As you review your clips and projects, you can add and edit notes about them in the Browser
(or, in the case of Timeline clips, in the Timeline Index). You can quickly find these items later by
entering the note text in the search field in the Browser or the Timeline Index, or in the Text field
in the Filter window. For information on text searches, see
Find clips and projects in events on
page 72.
Note: You can add notes to each instance of a clip or project. For example, if you copy clips or
projects between events or libraries, add a clip from the Browser to the Timeline, or copy clips
within the Timeline, each of these clip or project instances (copies) is independent of the others.
Add or edit clip and project notes in the Browser
1 Click the List View button in the bottom-left corner of the Browser.
2 Select the clip or project for which you want to add or edit notes.
Note: Notes are applied to clips and projects as a whole, not to range selections.
3 Click the Notes field for the clip, and type or edit the notes for that clip.
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