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[roaftech]

I use a standardised form of keyword for my gallery, in the format "mmmyy";"subject".
I accidentally entered "Aug'14" (with apostrophe) instead of "Aug14".  I now have two keywords - "14" and "Aug&#039", and two problems.
 - The "14" now returns all the photos taken during 2014, although none of them actually has the keyword "14". I need to remove it from the keyword list without deleting all the files that it selects.
 - The second combination is immune to the standard delete keyword process - I can't find a way to get rid of it with the CPG processes. I presume that it could be deleted from the underlying database via php, but where is it located?

Any advice?
TIA

Album link: http://www.roaf.org/gallery/search.php

[Αndré]

Why don't you just rename the wrong keyword(s) in the affected file's "edit file information" page?

[roaftech]

Thanks Andre,
I did try to rename the keyword in the keyword manager, but without success.
However, by going through each of the files in the affected albums I was able to change each one separately, and all the offending keywords have now disappeared. Fortunately there were not too many files otherwise it might have been a long process.
Many thanks for the suggestion.

Now all I have to do is find that ellusive "solved" button !