Re: Scripting with EXIF information

Pedro wrote:
> 
> Hi.
> 
> Looking for some help with this:
> I'm trying to include a footer in 100 photos, with the date of the shoot.
> This info is in each file as EXIF information.
> How can I use it in a script, to batch all the files?

Use or adapt the attach script that came with PSP 9. Unzip
the file into your Scripts-Trusted folder. Open it with
Notepad and read the comments in it to see how it works and
what it does.

Hi.

Looking for some help with this:
I'm trying to include a footer in 100 photos, with the date of the shoot.
This info is in each file as EXIF information.
How can I use it in a script, to batch all the files?

Thanks 

Thanks!
I used it as a template, and with minor modifications, it did exactly what I 
wanted.

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> Pedro wrote:
>>
>> Hi.
>>
>> Looking for some help with this:
>> I'm trying to include a footer in 100 photos, with the date of the
shoot.
>> This info is in each file as EXIF information.
>> How can I use it in a script, to batch all the files?
>
> Use or adapt the attach script that came with PSP 9. Unzip
> the file into your Scripts-Trusted folder. Open it with
> Notepad and read the comments in it to see how it works and
> what it does. 

"Andy Forrester" <andy.forrester2@btopenworld.com> wrote in
news:47ded480$1_2@cnews: 

> Pedro,
> You have to be very careful with this stuff:-D
> http://www.heise.de/english/newsticker/news/105174
> Rgds Andy
> 
> http://foresaa.photium.com/latest.html

Just goes to show that even the biggest make mistakes.

Regards,

"Fred Hiltz" <not@home.ca> wrote in news:47df17ae$1_2@cnews:

> JoeB wrote:
>> "Andy Forrester" <andy.forrester2@btopenworld.com>
wrote in
>> news:47ded480$1_2@cnews:
>>
>>> Pedro,
>>> You have to be very careful with this stuff:-D
>>> http://www.heise.de/english/newsticker/news/105174
>>
>> Just goes to show that even the biggest make mistakes.
> 
> Interesting! It also shows the way a classy outfit handles their 
> mistakes:
> 
> 1. They admit they made a mistake.
> 
> 2. One of the developers gets on the net and explains what went 
> wrong,
> 
> 3. what to do about it,
> 
> 4. how the mistake might have hurt your work,
> 
> 5. and how to correct the hurt.
> 
> How would you rate our vendor on this scale of 5?

Waaay down there, I'm afraid.  Adobe handled it extremely well, including 
going so far as simply telling people to remove the upgrade and go back to 
the previous version until the fix comes out - and you can likely expect 
one will do so shortly.  Definitely a professional approach from Adobe.

Regards,