<p>I have (I think!) a basic question about Irfan View.<br> What I want to do: I shoot on film, and get the negs scanned to CD. I want to take shots from these CDs and put them on a memory stick with some written info attached. So that I can look at a picture, click a tab, and see the camera, film and lens I used and the date it was shot, but also retain the date of the CD and the original file name for ease of locating the negs. The best I can think of is to transfer a whole folder (one film) from the CD to a holding folder on the stick, create IPTC info for the batch, which captures camera, film and date, and then go into individual shots if, say, I switched lenses, or want to record a person's name or other interesting fact. Then I can transfer the shots I want to keep to sub-folders (People Colour, People BW, Landscape, Dogs etc) and delete the rest.<br> What I have done: So ... I have transferred one folder (one film) from a CD to the "Holding Bay" folder on my memory stick. Then I opened shot one in Irfan View, and did Image - Information - IPTC info - Options - Edit first file only, apply text to all files, plus "append new text to old text" (the latter so I could make individual edits for each shot). Under the description tab, in "Caption (description)" I added the info that would apply to the whole lot, being camera, film and date of shooting. Then I clicked "write", which took me back to a yellow-bordered pop-up showing the image properties. I clicked "OK".<br> What happened: The image info I had just created was saved for that shot, but did not apply to any other shots. I have closed and reopened IV but this made no difference. <br> Why I'm here: Irfan's forum isn't taking new users - they're full - and the "search forum" option brings no results for IPTC or similar. I'd greatly appreciate if anyone on here could help with this? How do I get my edits to IPTC to save and apply to all images in the folder? And if there's some easier way to achieve the same broad objective of putting free text info on a group of pics, and then adding some more for individual shots, do tell ... <br> Thanks so much! And apologies if any of my IT descriptions are feeble or odd, I'm not so good with computer things.</p>