An old bugaboo -- XMP Event not written

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Dominius
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An old bugaboo -- XMP Event not written

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"Not back on it, Joe. Still on it!" -- from somewhere on They Might Be Giants' album FLOOD.

I used to be SilversleevesX, and I remember making a post (maybe two) on this issue sometime in the past. But now that I'm a dedicated Exiftool (version 10.14 - October 2016) user, it puzzles me that this issue persists. I have an Exiftool .fmt file that probes for the following items:

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-Category -Credit -Source -CaptionWriter -TransmissionReference -Event -Title -Location
--all of them in the XMP block. Exiftool on the command line (bash 4.3.42(1)-release; LinuxMint 18 Sarah KDE 5.5.1) consistently comes up with its "field not defined" error on Event and Event alone, when I write the JobID data in XnView MP (Version 0.83 x32) with IIM & XMP update/create clicked on in Settings.

Any thoughts on why this should still be an issue, I welcome them.

Dominius (lately SilversleevesX)
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Re: An old bugaboo -- XMP Event not written

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If you add JobID in IPTC-XMP dialog on a file, exiftool warning you with a "field not defined", right?
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Re: An old bugaboo -- XMP Event not written

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xnview wrote:If you add JobID in IPTC-XMP dialog on a file, exiftool warning you with a "field not defined", right?
Spot on.

I even started a thread on the Exiftool forum, noting how you had ET integrated into MP (with regard to a different issue, though; Microsoft Photo ratings).

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