Keyword location in PS CS5 / Bridge on Win 7 64-bit?

[glmcjimsey1942]

Where is the Keyword location in PS CS5 / Bridge on Win 7 64-bit OS?

I saveed my Adobe Bridge Keywords from Win XP 32-bit into a folder.  The file is Adobe Bridge Keywords and is an XML Document.  Now I have a new 64-bit PC with Win 7 Pro 64-bit OS, with PS CS5 loaded, both the 32-bit & 64-bit versions.  It appears that PS CS5 Bridge is only available in the 32-bit version.

Where do I copy my saved Keyword file to in PS CS5 / Bridege?

Thanks

[john beardsworth]

Can't you just use the little Import Keyword menu in the keywords panel? But in general, instead of XP's c:\local settings... Win 7 puts such stuff in users/user/appdata/roaming. So C:\Users\john\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Bridge CS4\Adobe Bridge Keywords.xml.

John

[glmcjimsey1942]

Hi John,
I did try the Import.  Since posting my question I found that my original saved Keyword file is corrupted and cannot be Imported.  Nuts!  So, I am trying to rebuild the list in a Text file to import.  Trial runs so far are not too encouraging as I had several hundred keywords in categories.  For whatever reason I do not have in my Win 7 Pro 64-bit Os, the "users/user/appdata/roaming" folder.  I did a Search on my PC for Roaming and found nothing related to 'Users/user/appdata/roaming". I am using PS CS5, both 64-bit & 32-bit versions and the Bridge defaults to the 32-bit version, which is located in the C:\Program Files (x86) Folder.  But, under Users, User there is no AppData\Roaming folder.  I did a google search for Roaming in Win 7 and found an article stating that Roaming was used on Servers. Why, I do not know.  So far I have not found the the Adobe Bridge Keywords. xml file on my PC.  I plan to remove PS CS5 and reload just the 64-bit version and see what that does.  The 32-bit verson of PS CS5 was loaded inorder to use 32-bit PS Plugin applications.  Sent question to both Microsoft Support and Adobe Support but no replies to date.  Thanks for your help.

[john beardsworth]

The AppData Roaming folder may be hidden by default. Under Tools > Options you can display hidden files, which may help. There's also access levels which I confess I've not yet figured out. Admin level access may be needed?

A tip is that in Bridge Preferences, Scripting, you can go to the Scripts folder. I think that'll get you directly into that roaming area.

John

[glmcjimsey1942]

John,
Thanks,
Roaming indeed was in the Hidden files of Windows Explorer (for those reading this thread, click on Tools in the Windows Explorer>Folder Options>View>& Check Box the Show hidden files, folders & drives).  I had to Refresh before the AppData Roaming folder would appear.

Interesting; I have no Photoshop Keyword file in the folder.  I am going to explorer this situation.  May have to reload PS CS5.

I'll take a look at the Bridge Preferences;  I did notice some versions back that there was something in the Prefs about Scripts.

Thanks again & pleasure doing business with you.