when I pass my curser over my jpg pictures, they show date taken: designer_help 12/13/2008 1:08:01 AM Hi, I am trying to remove: the date taken from my jpg pictures because it is incorrect. When I began using my camera I didn't set the date on it, and now I have pictures that say they were taken years before they were taken and when I make a CD from those pictures to send to clients, it still shows the incorrect date and year. it looks is as if I am trying to pass off designs that are older then they are. How do I get rid of the date taken on the photos when I pass my cursed over it? I am a designer and this is not a good thing. I am using Windows XP, professional an early version, I got my computer in 2002. Thanks to anyone that knows how to correct this.

Re: when I pass my curser over my jpg pictures, they show date taken: "John Inzer" <oobie[ at ]doobie.xyz> 12/13/2008 5:27:45 AM designer_help wrote: [Quoted Text] > Hi, I am trying to remove: the date taken from my jpg pictures > because it is incorrect. When I began using my camera I didn't set > the date on it, and now I have pictures that say they were taken > years before they were taken and when I make a CD from those pictures > to send to clients, it still shows the incorrect date and year. it > looks is as if I am trying to pass off designs that are older then > they are. How do I get rid of the date taken on the photos when I > pass my cursed over it? > I am a designer and this is not a good thing. I am using Windows XP, > professional an early version, I got my computer in 2002. > Thanks to anyone that knows how to correct this. ========================================== This can be accomplished in a batch with the freeware FastStone Image Viewer. FastStone Image Viewer http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm Once you have the program downloaded and installed... open a folder that contains image files that you wish to add a new 'Date Taken' date to. Select one image and type Ctrl+A to select all. Left click the selected group and choose...Change Timestamp. Open the drop window and choose... EXIF Timestamp (Date Time Photo Taken) Tick...Specify Date Time... Click the square button to open the calendar and choose the new date. Click the ...'Apply To Selected Files' button. -- John Inzer MS-MVP Digital Media Experience Notice This is not tech support I am a volunteer Solutions that work for me may not work for you Proceed at your own risk

Re:*More* when I pass my curser over my jpg pictures, they show date taken: "John Inzer" <oobie[ at ]doobie.xyz> 12/13/2008 5:32:21 AM Another option: EXIF Date Changer http://tinyurl.com/2j9f9b or... http://www.zysoftonline.com/pages/products/exif-date-changer.php -- John Inzer MS-MVP Digital Media Experience Notice This is not tech support I am a volunteer Solutions that work for me may not work for you Proceed at your own risk [Quoted Text] > designer_help wrote: >> Hi, I am trying to remove: the date taken from my jpg pictures >> because it is incorrect. When I began using my camera I didn't set >> the date on it, and now I have pictures that say they were taken >> years before they were taken and when I make a CD from those pictures >> to send to clients, it still shows the incorrect date and year. it >> looks is as if I am trying to pass off designs that are older then >> they are. How do I get rid of the date taken on the photos when I >> pass my cursed over it? >> I am a designer and this is not a good thing. I am using Windows XP, >> professional an early version, I got my computer in 2002. >> Thanks to anyone that knows how to correct this. > ========================================== > This can be accomplished in a batch > with the freeware FastStone Image Viewer. > > FastStone Image Viewer > http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm > > Once you have the program downloaded and installed... > open a folder that contains image files that you wish to > add a new 'Date Taken' date to. > > Select one image and type Ctrl+A to select all. > > Left click the selected group and choose...Change Timestamp. > > Open the drop window and choose... > EXIF Timestamp (Date Time Photo Taken) > > Tick...Specify Date Time... > > Click the square button to open the calendar and choose the new date. > > Click the ...'Apply To Selected Files' button.