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From: ipi-paul on 30 Apr 2010 11:07

You can use the Input Textstream functions in Exel VBA to read the data
in JPG files and pick out the Picture Taken Date. I have created an
excel workbook with this <a
href="http://www.ipi-international.co.uk/IPI%20Backup.zip">function</a>.
You can copy the code from there if you wish. It seems that there are
some differences in the time when looking at the Picture Taken Date
using Explorer on a Vista system.



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hi,
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> i am using a lot of photos taken at a construction cite,and i have to
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> the date of JPG file which is taken
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> to excel sheet.
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> how can i get the date VBA property of which is taken at cite.
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> I mean the date of taking photo
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> thanks


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