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Feb 16, 2006 15:39 |  #1

I am planning a "photo a week" project and would like to be able to paste some of the EXLIF data with my photos as the service I am using strips them from posted photos.

A way to read or cut and paste to a word prosessor would be fantastic!

Anyone know how?


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Feb 16, 2006 15:50 |  #2

EXIF, not EXLIF. (And I changed the thread title.)

I like ExifUtils, although it's command-line based. Take a look in the Important Links sticky thread at the top of this forum, and in there is a Freeware thread. That should list one or two free EXIF tools.


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Feb 16, 2006 16:04 as a reply to  @ Scottes's post |  #3

Great. Thanks!


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Feb 16, 2006 23:07 |  #4

Alos look at ExifUtil (not plural), I've been playin with it recently & it seems to grab even more than EXIFUtils, and is completely free.


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