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moloko
I have about 7 Gg of files around 13,000 in photos but many of them have tags/ keywords. I had done my searches and tried out different software but still need help finding something where I can just do this at once. I want to remove all tags/ keywords on my photos so i can start over.
anyone have some suggestions.
I have tried picasa, ACDsee Pro and both do not do what I need.
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