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Hi, nobody has been able to help me… so far! Right, my problem is this… In the File Info box, go to the Author field. Now I have various names in there, various mis-spellings etc. How do I delete the whole lot? If you could help it would be amazing! Thanks in advance, all the best, David ~
David,
Which version of Photoshop are you using? In CS5 clicking on the Preferences button at the bottom of the page allows you to disable the auto-correct or purge the database.
Jay
Try looking in your Application Settings (Mac) or Program Files (Win) for the common Adobe>XMP folder. There are a number of text files in the folders and I suspect one of them stores the database.
Have you looked in the Adobe Help file to see if it gives you a specific answer?
I’d skip all the files that end with a language suffix (e.g. XXX_RU).
Aside from that, I don’t really know where to point you. It isn’t a request I’ve ever had before and I’m too swamped today to try and help sort it out for you.
Hi, nobody has been able to help me… so far! Right, my problem is this… In the File Info box, go to the Author field. Now I have various names in there, various mis-spellings etc. How do I delete the whole lot? If you could help it would be amazing! Thanks in advance, all the best, David ~
David,
Which version of Photoshop are you using? In CS5 clicking on the Preferences button at the bottom of the page allows you to disable the auto-correct or purge the database.
Jay
Hi, it’s CS4 Version 11.0
Hmmm. Have you tried deleting Photoshop’s preferences?
No, could you point me to them please?
Also, I started CS4 and deleted the Settings File… no change to the problem!
Try looking in your Application Settings (Mac) or Program Files (Win) for the common Adobe>XMP folder. There are a number of text files in the folders and I suspect one of them stores the database.
Have you looked in the Adobe Help file to see if it gives you a specific answer?
I have 10.5.8 and I can’t find any of the things you mention…
Check under Macintosh HD>Library>Application Support>Adobe>XMP.
Did you check the Help files?
Hi Jay, there’s a LOT of files there… any idea which ones to check..? š
No help on the Adobe site that I could find.
I’ve posted on their Forum, but no replies as yet…
I’d skip all the files that end with a language suffix (e.g. XXX_RU).
Aside from that, I don’t really know where to point you. It isn’t a request I’ve ever had before and I’m too swamped today to try and help sort it out for you.
OK, but do let me know if anything comes to mind in the future, and Thanks!
David,
Good luck with your search. I’ll let you know if I think of anything.
Jay