When making metadata properties available in a dialog box, it can be beneficial for the end user when properties that are related to a particular workflow are grouped together in their own tab.
This reduces the length of the list of properties that are shown, thereby making it easier to scan and find the available properties.
Figure: A Properties dialog box for a Dossier showing 2 tabs: a 'General' tab containing the general Enterprise Workflow properties (left) and a 'DPS' tab showing all properties that are specific to an Adobe DPS workflow.
Step 1. In Enterprise Server, access the Metadata Maintenance page.
Click Metadata in the Maintenance menu or on the Home page. The Metadata Maintenance page appears.
Step 2. Click the name of the property that you want to add to a group.
Note: This should be a Dynamic property, XMP property or a custom property; static properties cannot be grouped.
Step 3. In the Group field, enter the name of the tab in which the properties should appear (such as DPS in the screenshots above).
Figure: Adding 'DPS' to the Group field of a property makes sure that it appears in a separate tab named 'DPS'.
Step 4. Click Update.
You are returned to the Metadata Maintenance page.
Step 5. Repeat steps 2 to 4 to group together as many properties as needed.
Related Information
About metadata in Enterprise Server
Related Tasks
Adding a custom metadata property in Enterprise Server 9
Adding a property to a dialog box in Enterprise 9
Adding a property to the dialog box for multiple selected files in Enterprise 9
Adding custom Enterprise metadata properties to the Solr search
Changing the display name of a metadata property in Enterprise Server 9
Making Enterprise Server metadata properties available for Smart Image
Reference Materials
Overview of metadata properties used in Enterprise Server 9
How Adobe XML properties are mapped to Enterprise Server properties
The Metadata Maintenance page in Enterprise Server 9
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