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Posted on 2010-03-15 05:36:02.03885-07 by mfeske
windows information
Hello everybody, which Option I must use to write in the fields, which I see when I make a right click on the file and i go to roperties fileinformation expanded the my screenhot here sorry i cant send the link, theire is a error information from forum, what must i do to send a link? Greetings Micha
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Posted on 2010-03-15 05:41:15.73594-07 by exiftool in response to 12543
Re: windows information
The only documentation I have seen on this subject is here.

- Phil
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Posted on 2010-03-15 05:49:35.38469-07 by mfeske in response to 12544
Re: windows information
.. so it is not possible with exiftool?
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Posted on 2010-03-15 05:54:19.609283-07 by exiftool in response to 12548
Re: windows information
This is not an exiftool limitation. Wildcards in filenames are handled by the shell. So the question is: Is this possible in a Windows shell? Maybe someone who knows more about Windows can help here.

- Phil
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Posted on 2010-03-15 06:00:39.811166-07 by exiftool in response to 12549
Re: windows information
Sorry. I was thinking about the other thread when I posted this.

Yes, this is possible with exiftool. You just need to figure out what tags are displayed by Windows and write them with ExifTool.

- Phil
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Posted on 2010-03-15 06:02:30.863892-07 by exiftool in response to 12550
Re: windows information
An alternative is to add a -if option to your original command, so it looks something like this:

... -ext png -ext jpg -ext tif -if "$filename =~ /_wm_/" ...

- Phil
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Posted on 2010-03-15 06:13:23.589017-07 by mfeske in response to 12551
Re: windows information
Thanks Phil, this will work ! greetings Micha
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