Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
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with item 5 of the detailed files
image M: "May 19", and for image O: "March 4".
This is correct, yes?
With item 4 of the detailed files I get "March 15" for both images,
which is apparently the date I transferred the images from my camera to
the computer, a value not contained in the EXIF data.
I see that on my Mac sometimes too. It seems to happen when copying a
file between volumes (like when you transfered the file from the USB stick.)
On my Mac: The photo information in "iTunes" reads
for image M: "created" ("aufgenommen" in German): March 4
"digitalized": March 4
"modified" : March 4
"imported" : May 19
for image O: "created" :March 4
"digitalized": March 4
"modified" : March 4
"imported" : May 19
Now the corresponding image information in the "thumbs" stack on the
Powerbook:
With item 5 of the detailed files I get "May 19" for image M and "March
4" for image O.
This also looks right to me. Item 5 is the modification date.
With item 4 of the detailed files I get "Jan 18, 2038" for both
images!(?); maybe this is an effect of the USB stick? (The date
information in the systems folder shows correctly the date of today "May
19".)
Here is the script snippet I use to append the creation date to the
image name field under the thumb:
"put item 5 of line i of tdetfiles into Datum
convert Datum from dateitems to long date
put Tab&item 2 to 3 of Datum after fld Feld"
Shouldn't line 2 be "convert Datum from seconds to long date"? Does it
work if you change that line?
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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