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 msgid "digiKam Geolocation Editor Search Tool"
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 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
 "learn, easy, location, search, geoname"
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 "In the **Search** tab you can look up places by their geographic names using "
 "public geoname services **GeoNames** and **OpenStreetMap**. You just type in "
 "a name of a place (city, monument, hotel, ...) into the input field at the "
 "top and click on **Search** button. In the result list below you will get "
 "something like this:"
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 #: ../../geolocation_editor/geoeditor_search.rst:24
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 "The digiKam Geolocation Editor Searching For a Place Named *Paris* Over The "
 "World"
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 "Obviously *Paris* does not only exist in France. So if you were looking for "
 "the capital of France you can either scroll down the list until you find an "
 "entry that undoubtedly belongs to there like *Arc de Triomphe* and click on "
 "it or specify your search a little bit more precise like *Paris, Arc de "
 "Triomphe* or *Paris, France*. Once you click on an entry in the list the map "
 "will become centered to that place and you can now zoom in with the zoom-in "
 "button (second from the left below the map). Using this example with "
 "GeoNames you will notice that you still get a lot of results and even two "
 "labeled only *Arc de Triomphe*, the second one a street a few hundred meters "
 "away from the arch. With OpenStreetMap you get only one result. You got to "
 "play a bit with the different services in different regions, with more or "
 "less precise search terms and then you will get an idea about how to best "
 "conduct your searches."
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 #: ../../geolocation_editor/geoeditor_search.rst:28
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 "For the buttons right above the result list refer to their tooltips! The "
 "context menu on search result entries offers:"
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 #: ../../geolocation_editor/geoeditor_search.rst:30
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 "**Copy Coordinates** which you can paste later to one or more images in the "
 "image list under the map"
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 "**Move Selected Images To This Position** which is basically the same but "
 "more straightforward provided you have the images already loaded into the "
 "geolocation editor"
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 "**Remove From Results List** which is particular useful in conjunction with "
 "the Keep-the-results-of-old-searches-... button above the results list."
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