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a group of selected images, press Control and select the images. Right-click for
the tag menu and select the matching category.
You can also use the following methods to tag photos:
• Drag and drop a photo onto a tag.
• Drag and drop a tag onto the photo.
• Use the options on the Tags menu.
• Select a photo, then press t to display the Tags entry bar.
The first photo you associate with a tag is used for that tag's icon. To edit a tag's name,
parent tag, or icon, right-click the tag, then select Edit Selected Tag.
You can change a tag's parent by dragging and dropping it where you want. You can
also edit the name of a tag by selecting it and pressing F2 .
After your photos have been tagged, you can browse your collection by tags. Using our
earlier example, clicking People > Family limits the displayed collection to the photos
tagged Family. Searching your collection by tag is also possible through Find > Find
Selected Tag. The result of your search is displayed in the thumbnail overview window.
Removing tags from single images or groups of images works similarly to attaching
them. The tag editing functions are also accessible on the Tags menu in the top menu
bar.

22.5 Searching and Finding Photos

As mentioned in Section 22.4, "Managing Tags"
to find certain images. Another way to find images is to use the Timeline below the
toolbar. By dragging the little frame along this time line, you can limit the images dis-
played in the thumbnail overview to those taken in a selected time frame. F-Spot starts
with a default time line, but you can edit the time span by moving the sliders to the
right and left of the time line.
You can also start a search by clicking Find > Show Find Bar. With the find bar dis-
played, you can drag tags from the tag view to the find bar.
(page 250), tags can be used as a means
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