Note Remember to declare the picturesLibrary capability. These properties include the files attributes, content type, creation date, display name, file type, and so on. Save your changes and it will be written out to your reference properties files. Many top-level file properties are accessible as members of the StorageFile class. A new dialog window will be presented to you which allows multiline input. If you need multiline content you can also use the context menu and select 'Multiline input support' -> 'Edit '.

A new row is inserted at the end of the table. To insert a new property you can either use the 'insert'-key or you can use the context menu and select 'Insert Property'. You should see a table with all your references and the first column represents the key column. Save the project file and open it with the 'Multi Properties File Editor'. Note that the references properties files need to exist but can be empty tough. In the list, you can add or delete properties, or move the properties up or down.

The Edit Custom Property List dialog box shows a list of properties. So thing you do is to create a project properties file (see the configuration screenshot file). Click Edit List on the Custom tab of the Summary Information dialog box. The project properties file tells the program which files you want to manage with the editor. Search XMP metadata In the Editor panel, open the file or session you want to search. In the Metadata panel, edit text or adjust values as needed. The data is outlined key by key in a table so you can easily compare each files with each other.īefore you can start editing your properties files you need to create another properties file to configure your project. In the Editor panel, open the desired file or session. You can display a set of properties files in a single view.

Multiple file properties editor