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-<p>
-  A <dfn>tag</dfn> is bit of information, or metadata, that is associated 
-  with a data file. Specifically, tags are keywords or terms that you feel 
-  have some relevance to a particular soundfile. Ardour can store these tags 
-  in a searchable <dfn>database</dfn> so that you can quickly search for sounds
-  based on the tags that you have assigned to them. 
-</p>
-<p>
-  For example you can assign the term <kbd class="input">120bpm</kbd> to a 
-  sound, and then when you search for this tag, the file will appear in the
-  search list. Tags are independent of the filename or anything else about 
-  the file. Tags, and the file paths that they are associated with, are 
-  stored in a file called <samp>sfdb</samp> in your Ardour user folder.
-</p>
-<p>
-  To <dfn>add tags</dfn> to a given file, open the <kbd class="menu">Session &gt;
-  Import</kbd> dialog, select the file in the browser, and type new tags into tag
-  area in the soundfile information box on the right. Tags are stored when the
-  input box loses focus, there is no need to explicitly save them.
-</p>
-<p>
-  You can <dfn>search</dfn> for specific tags in the <kbd
-  class="menu">Search Tags</kbd> tab of the same dialog. Files which have 
-  been tagged with the relevant terms will appear in the results window. 
-  Selected files can be auditioned and marked with additional tags if
-  required. 
-</p>
-