Re: adding comments to jpgs??

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Hecate
Jun 22, 2003
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On Sat, 21 Jun 2003 20:07:03 -0400 (EDT),
(Colliope) wrote:

it help[s if you add a comment to the message first 😉

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Walter Walker
Jun 26, 2003
"Colliope" wrote in message
LOL, I was just trying to move my question up since it hadn’t received any responses. Either this is a really dumb question and it’s being ignored, or I wasn’t clear enough and noone knows what I’m talking about. I would still appreciate some info, though, if anyone has some to offer.
Thanks,

Col

Have you tried the notes tool on the tool bar?
I guess that’s what you mean .
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borge
Jun 27, 2003
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 21:38:27 GMT, "Walter Walker" wrote:

"Colliope" wrote in message
LOL, I was just trying to move my question up since it hadn’t received any responses. Either this is a really dumb question and it’s being ignored, or I wasn’t clear enough and noone knows what I’m talking about. I would still appreciate some info, though, if anyone has some to offer.
Thanks,

Col

Have you tried the notes tool on the tool bar?
I guess that’s what you mean .
Maybe I am extra thick, I do not understand the question. When I need comments, they are added in the camera(digital) at the time of taking the picture and then added in a html file for display on the web.

Additionally, I cannot find the ‘notes’ on the toolbar
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Walter Walker
Jun 28, 2003
"borge" wrote in message
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 21:38:27 GMT, "Walter Walker" wrote:

"Colliope" wrote in message
Maybe I am extra thick, I do not understand the question. When I need comments, they are added in the camera(digital) at the time of taking the picture and then added in a html file for display on the web.
Additionally, I cannot find the ‘notes’ on the toolbar

In version7 it is above the hand (move) tool and next to the eyedropper tool.(under the audio annotation tool)
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Colliope
Jun 30, 2003
Thankyou both for responding. Maybe this will clarify what I mean.

The below image has a comment stored in it.

http://www.transload.net/~colcol/gifs2/misc/celtic.jpg

If you take that image to the tool below, click "optimize" and then "clear coments", you will see the comment that’s stored in the image. (SIDE NOTE: I am not advocating clearing comments from images. I just want to show you what I mean by a comment.)

http://www.myimager.com/myImager.cfm?p=open&f=0

I can add & view comments using my on-line webhosting account, but I am looking for a way to add & view comments right in Adobe.

Thanks,

Col
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stupid_idiot
Jun 30, 2003
Since you did not attach the previous comments I am not sure if this was discussed. File->File Info

Is this what you mean? This is the way most agencies and newspapers caption and store their images.

"Colliope" wrote in message
Thankyou both for responding. Maybe this will clarify what I mean.
The below image has a comment stored in it.

http://www.transload.net/~colcol/gifs2/misc/celtic.jpg

If you take that image to the tool below, click "optimize" and then "clear coments", you will see the comment that’s stored in the image. (SIDE NOTE: I am not advocating clearing comments from images. I just want to show you what I mean by a comment.)

http://www.myimager.com/myImager.cfm?p=open&f=0

I can add & view comments using my on-line webhosting account, but I am looking for a way to add & view comments right in Adobe.
Thanks,

Col

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