Working with multiple images
There are two types of multiple updates one allows you to enter unique information for each image updated. The other allows you to enter the same information into each image updated.

In order to reach these options, one must first search for images to edit. On that form click one of the following choices "same info for each" or "unique info for each."

Please note that regardless of how many images “search for images to edit” finds, Update multiple will only effect those images currently visible on the form.

Unique information for multiple images
This form the looks like several single image editing forms stacked on top of each other. It also behaves in much the same way. It allows you to enter different values for each image.

You will have to scroll to the bottom of the form to find the update button.

Please note that regardless of how many images the search form returned, this form will only edit nine images at a time.

The same information for multiple images
This form is a powerful tool, but it should be used with caution. As the name suggests, it is used to input the same information for multiple images. The reason for caution is that with the other two image editing forms one can see right away what information is being overwritten by new data. That is not the case with this form. Simply leaving a text box blank will not solve the problem either since a blank text box will also overwrite “nothing” in the place of whatever previously existed. The trick is to use the preferences to select only the fields which are you wish to work with. Information hidden by the preferences will not overwrite existing data.