Apple Final Cut Pro X (10.1.2) - Manual (Page 69)

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3 Type a keyword or phrase in each shortcut field, and press Return.
To reassign a keyboard shortcut, select the shortcut text in the field and type the new keyword.
Enter keywords
or a keyword phrase
here to assign them
to keyboard shortcuts.
4 To use a keyboard shortcut, select a range or one or more clips to which you want to add
keywords, and press Control and the corresponding number key (1 through 9).
View keywords applied to clips
m To quickly identify clips that have keywords: Select an event in the Libraries list.
Clips that have one or more keywords appear in the Browser marked with a blue line at the top.
m To view all keywords applied to a clip: Choose View > Show Skimmer Info (or press Control-Y), and
skim the clip in the Browser.
You can also view a clip’s keywords by selecting the clip in the Browser and clicking
the Keywords button in the toolbar. The keywords applied to the clip are shown in the
Keyword Editor.
m To view all the clips that have a specific keyword: Select a Keyword Collection in the Libraries list.
The clips with that keyword appear in the Browser.
Remove all keywords from a selection
1 In the Browser, select a range or one or more clips from which you want to remove keywords.
A blue line at the top of the clips indicates the portions of the clips that have keywords applied.
2 Choose Mark > Remove All Keywords (or press Control-0).
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