Difference between tag and subcategory?

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Jan 15, 2006
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What is the difference between both in PE4 and when should I use one over the other? They seem to do the same thing.

Thanks!
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Joseph Meehan
Jan 15, 2006
pali wrote:
What is the difference between both in PE4 and when should I use one over the other? They seem to do the same thing.

Thanks!

Maybe you mean collection? A collection is different in a number of ways.

Tags are attached based on category or sub category. Both have tags.

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Joseph Meehan

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pali
Jan 15, 2006
Hi Joseph,
I understand the collections concept. I’m just not too clear on the difference between tags and subcategories. In PE4 I notice you can change a tag to a sub-category and vice-versa by right-clicking on either one in the tags display.

Thanks
Pali
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Joseph Meehan
Jan 15, 2006
pali wrote:
Hi Joseph,
I understand the collections concept. I’m just not too clear on the difference between tags and subcategories. In PE4 I notice you can change a tag to a sub-category and vice-versa by right-clicking on either one in the tags display.

Thanks
Pali

I believe it is just a way of organizing the tags and allowing you to select a group of tags (sub-categories) by selecting the primary tag (category)

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Joseph Meehan

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pali
Jan 15, 2006
thanks!
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Joseph Meehan
Jan 16, 2006
pali wrote:
thanks!

I just played around with them myself, for the fist time, and frankly I really don’t see the advantage. I may spend a little time tomorrow with them to see what I find.

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