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Library module Pasting GPS coordinates on multiple images

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On a Mac, how does one select multiple images and apply the same GPS coordinates to all of them at once?

On a PC, if I select multiple images in grid view and paste GPS coordinates (or for that matter, any EXIF info) into the metadata panel, a dialog box offers to apply the change to all selected images. On a Mac, I can't figure out how to do this in the Library module (I can do it in Map module, but that can't be the only way).
 
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It works in exactly the same way on Mac. Make sure that the option to "Show Metadata for Target Photo Only" (in the Metadata Menu) is unchecked.
 
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Jim Wilde said:
It works in exactly the same way on Mac. Make sure that the option to "Show Metadata for Target Photo Only" (in the Metadata Menu) is unchecked.
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Not sure why it didn't the last time I tried, but today it worked. And the "Show Metadata for Target Photo Only" was already unchecked. Strange...
 
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