Don{ald} O. Woodall schreef:

>>Keep in mind too you can leave the image on the media and use the media 
>>as backup.
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Remember!

There is no point in making the same mistakes as I did. Don't use 
re-writable media for the serious things!

>    I am eyeing a couple of Cd250's so I could have the option to use
>CD-Rw's.
>  
>
>     Well, the fact that the file names are numbers pretty
>much answers the question.
>
>     I was wondering if I could name a picture:
>
>"the-rear-of-the-trailer-showing-license-plate".
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You can do anything that complies with OS/2 standards (which you have 
forgotten apparently).

>     
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>     1. copy files to hard drive.
>
>     2. rename the files
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>  
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You can use up to 256 (or is it 254?) characters.

>     3. use program I asked about, to add the file name to
>        the top border of the photo.
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>  
>
? Pardon me?

>>>>JPG Info version 0.91 has been released.
>>>>        
>>>>
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>     4. Once I have accumulated 650MB of files, burn them
>        to CD.
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>  
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Then your file names will be restricted to 31 characters. OS2 basics.

>     5. delete all the files and start over again on another
>        CD of photo's.
>
>     
>
You are making it far to complicated. Just use write once media in the 
camera and use them as back up.

If you want a second back up, compress (zip) the image files into a zip 
file and write the zip file to CD.

Use re-writables only for educational purposes!

>Thanks
>
>  
>

-- 
Groeten uit Gent,

   Kris



 
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