Hi Digirame,
I suppose It's like the Gallery on DPReview only that showed all the pictures in that set and this one shows you that one specific picture you clicked on, Still with the dark backgound it looks good.
Hi Digirame,
I suppose It's like the Gallery on DPReview only that showed all the pictures in that set and this one shows you that one specific picture you clicked on, Still with the dark backgound it looks good.
@Digirame has written: @mocha123 has written:I'm not sure if everyone knows but if you click on a photo in the thread it opens it up in a viewing page. I've only just found this out. :-)
Mocha,
Yes, if you click on the embedded image, it will show up larger (if it is larger) on a separate viewing page.
Hi Digirame,
I suppose It's like the Gallery on DPReview only that showed all the pictures in that set and this one shows you that one specific picture you clicked on, Still with the dark backgound it looks good.
Mocha,
I had a question now that we got you here. How did you change your red icon to Mocha 123?
@mocha123 has written: @Digirame has written: @mocha123 has written:I'm not sure if everyone knows but if you click on a photo in the thread it opens it up in a viewing page. I've only just found this out. :-)
Mocha,
Yes, if you click on the embedded image, it will show up larger (if it is larger) on a separate viewing page.
Hi Digirame,
I suppose It's like the Gallery on DPReview only that showed all the pictures in that set and this one shows you that one specific picture you clicked on, Still with the dark backgound it looks good.
Mocha,
I had a question now that we got you here. How did you change your red icon to Mocha 123?
Hi Digirame,
To change your avatar, left click on your Avatar seen below, mine is the red one.
You'll see menu below click on Change avatar.
Here I used Corel Draw to create it. the picture .png .Jpg must be not less than 400px by 400px.
Click on Upload new image.
Then Select File.
Job Done.
Let me know if you want a similar one to mine, give me the details and I'll try to creatr one for you.
@Digirame has written: @mocha123 has written: @Digirame has written: @mocha123 has written:I'm not sure if everyone knows but if you click on a photo in the thread it opens it up in a viewing page. I've only just found this out. :-)
Mocha,
Yes, if you click on the embedded image, it will show up larger (if it is larger) on a separate viewing page.
Hi Digirame,
I suppose It's like the Gallery on DPReview only that showed all the pictures in that set and this one shows you that one specific picture you clicked on, Still with the dark backgound it looks good.
Mocha,
I had a question now that we got you here. How did you change your red icon to Mocha 123?
Hi Digirame,
To change your avatar, left click on your Avatar seen below, mine is the red one.
You'll see menu below click on Change avatar.
Here I used Corel Draw to create it. the picture .png .Jpg must be not less than 400px by 400px.
Click on Upload new image.
Then Select File.
Job Done.
Let me know if you want a similar one to mine, give me the details and I'll try to creatr one for you.
In the expanation above The first and second icons are the same. The second icon should be.
@mocha123 has written: @Digirame has written: @mocha123 has written:I'm not sure if everyone knows but if you click on a photo in the thread it opens it up in a viewing page. I've only just found this out. :-)
Mocha,
Yes, if you click on the embedded image, it will show up larger (if it is larger) on a separate viewing page.
Hi Digirame,
I suppose It's like the Gallery on DPReview only that showed all the pictures in that set and this one shows you that one specific picture you clicked on, Still with the dark backgound it looks good.
Mocha,
I had a question now that we got you here. How did you change your red icon to Mocha 123?
On another note, I just found out DPRevived comes with some pre-provided images for your avatar:
@Dunlin has written: @Digirame has written: @Dunlin has written:Looks like a great strategy, Digirame, but anything code related is far above my head. I think I'll just manually type it in, or use mocha's program (which he kindly provided several months ago).
On a completely unrelated note, did you change your DPR username slightly in the last few months? Or have I just been spelling it wrong the whole time?
Hi Dunlin,
Digirame is the same as it's been for years. If you want to use the more simple code for one set of EXIF data (from IrfanView) use this:
Sub EXIFData()
Dim A As Integer
Dim vardata
vardata = Array(1, 3, 13, 14, 16, 27, 47)
For A = 0 To 6
ActiveDocument.Paragraphs(vardata(A)).Range.Copy
Set myRange = ActiveDocument.Range _ (Start:=ActiveDocument.Content.End - 1, _ End:=ActiveDocument.Content.End - 1)
myRange.Paste
Next A
End SubI added the filename (the number 1) and corrected an error. I'll walk you or anyone through it if you want...just let me know. With code, it's often best to start with something simple and then after that try something more complicated. I'm going to edit my above message to correct that programming error. It did not fail because I spelled "vardata", "verdata". All it takes sometimes is one letter or even a blank space to mess up code.
Oh, so just me. Sorry.
Yes please, a walkthrough would be great.OK for the walkthrough....
1) Download the free IrfanView software if you don't already have a copy.
2) Use the software for a few sample images...resize if you would want.
3) In IrfanView check out the EXIF data under Image, then Information.
4) See the button to copy to the clipboard and push it.
5) Open up a blank MS Word document, put the mouse cursor at the top of that document and push Ctrl+V to paste it in from the clipboard.
6) In MS Word, push Alt+F11. That will bring you to the programming modules.
7) Copy the program I wrote (start with the simple one) into a module.
8) Run the program, by putting the mouse cursor any where in the code section and push the arrow in the ribbon above between the words "Run" or "Debug". Or push the F5 key.
9) Copy & paste the selected EXIF data at the bottom of the MS Word document into your DPRevived post, next to your image.Now your version of IrfanView might be different than mine, so consider my instructions only for testing. Then we can fine tune it to match what you have. I wrote this from memory...hope I didn't mess up...but if I did I'll edit it and we'll go from there. At any of the steps I wrote, if you get stuck, let me know. Then I'll open up IrfanView or MS Word and look at more details and we'll get it to work.
After this test is complete, you may want to select different EXIF data lines. That will be super easy. All we do is have to put that number in the array and loop it all the way through. I'll explain further later if you need that help. Again, that will be super easy. Let's just get this test to work first. :-)
@Digirame has written: @Dunlin has written: @Digirame has written: @Dunlin has written:Looks like a great strategy, Digirame, but anything code related is far above my head. I think I'll just manually type it in, or use mocha's program (which he kindly provided several months ago).
On a completely unrelated note, did you change your DPR username slightly in the last few months? Or have I just been spelling it wrong the whole time?
Hi Dunlin,
Digirame is the same as it's been for years. If you want to use the more simple code for one set of EXIF data (from IrfanView) use this:
Sub EXIFData()
Dim A As Integer
Dim vardata
vardata = Array(1, 3, 13, 14, 16, 27, 47)
For A = 0 To 6
ActiveDocument.Paragraphs(vardata(A)).Range.Copy
Set myRange = ActiveDocument.Range _ (Start:=ActiveDocument.Content.End - 1, _ End:=ActiveDocument.Content.End - 1)
myRange.Paste
Next A
End SubI added the filename (the number 1) and corrected an error. I'll walk you or anyone through it if you want...just let me know. With code, it's often best to start with something simple and then after that try something more complicated. I'm going to edit my above message to correct that programming error. It did not fail because I spelled "vardata", "verdata". All it takes sometimes is one letter or even a blank space to mess up code.
Oh, so just me. Sorry.
Yes please, a walkthrough would be great.OK for the walkthrough....
1) Download the free IrfanView software if you don't already have a copy.
2) Use the software for a few sample images...resize if you would want.
3) In IrfanView check out the EXIF data under Image, then Information.
4) See the button to copy to the clipboard and push it.
5) Open up a blank MS Word document, put the mouse cursor at the top of that document and push Ctrl+V to paste it in from the clipboard.
6) In MS Word, push Alt+F11. That will bring you to the programming modules.
7) Copy the program I wrote (start with the simple one) into a module.
8) Run the program, by putting the mouse cursor any where in the code section and push the arrow in the ribbon above between the words "Run" or "Debug". Or push the F5 key.
9) Copy & paste the selected EXIF data at the bottom of the MS Word document into your DPRevived post, next to your image.Now your version of IrfanView might be different than mine, so consider my instructions only for testing. Then we can fine tune it to match what you have. I wrote this from memory...hope I didn't mess up...but if I did I'll edit it and we'll go from there. At any of the steps I wrote, if you get stuck, let me know. Then I'll open up IrfanView or MS Word and look at more details and we'll get it to work.
After this test is complete, you may want to select different EXIF data lines. That will be super easy. All we do is have to put that number in the array and loop it all the way through. I'll explain further later if you need that help. Again, that will be super easy. Let's just get this test to work first. :-)
The error is because the underscore line means that the code is below on another line. Try to see if it works by removing the underscore line. Things happen like that, when copying & pasting. It was my mistake as I assume people know about the underscore line...again my mistake. You are doing great. :-)
Try this instead for that line: Set myRange = ActiveDocument.Range (Start:=ActiveDocument.Content.End - 1, End:=ActiveDocument.Content.End - 1)
Computer programming can be tough because we have to be perfect...one different letter...one extra space...can make it fail. But I think it's good now.
I tested it out again. I tried to show this differently, but I could not. Again, just remove the underscore lines. Let me know if you are successful.
Here's new and improved code to create EXIF data lines for each image from IrfanView to MS Word as I described previously. We now will have a space between each EXIF data sets. I added "myRange.Paragraphs(1).LineUnitAfter = 1" between Next B and Next A as shown below. DPRevive may add underscore lines when I copy and paste this message in. If that happens, read about underscore lines as I explained above.
Sub EXIFDataMultipleRevision1()
Dim A As Integer: Dim B As Integer: Dim TheEnd As Integer: Dim EXIFLen As Integer: Dim vardata
'*****************
' This code is written for multiple EXIF data sets for each image. *
' TheEnd is any additional image EXIF data beyond the first one. *
' For example, when TheEnd is two, this is for three sets of image EXIF data. *
' EXIFLen is the fixed number of EXIF data lines plus one; that is 103 + 1 (allowing for one space) *
' The EXIF data must be inserted in the MS Word document with one separating space to match the code .*
'******************
TheEnd = 11
EXIFLen = 104
For A = 0 To TheEnd
For B = 0 To 6
vardata = Array(1 + EXIFLen * A, 3 + EXIFLen * A, 13 + EXIFLen * A, 14 + EXIFLen * A, 16 + EXIFLen * A, 27 + EXIFLen * A, 47 + EXIFLen * A)
ActiveDocument.Paragraphs(vardata(B)).Range.Copy
Set myRange = ActiveDocument.Range(Start:=ActiveDocument.Content.End - 1, End:=ActiveDocument.Content.End - 1)
myRange.Paste
Next B
myRange.Paragraphs(1).LineUnitAfter = 1
Next A
End Sub
@mocha123 has written: @Digirame has written: @mocha123 has written: @Digirame has written: @mocha123 has written:I'm not sure if everyone knows but if you click on a photo in the thread it opens it up in a viewing page. I've only just found this out. :-)
Mocha,
Yes, if you click on the embedded image, it will show up larger (if it is larger) on a separate viewing page.
Hi Digirame,
I suppose It's like the Gallery on DPReview only that showed all the pictures in that set and this one shows you that one specific picture you clicked on, Still with the dark backgound it looks good.
Mocha,
I had a question now that we got you here. How did you change your red icon to Mocha 123?
Hi Digirame,
To change your avatar, left click on your Avatar seen below, mine is the red one.
You'll see menu below click on Change avatar.
Here I used Corel Draw to create it. the picture .png .Jpg must be not less than 400px by 400px.
Click on Upload new image.
Then Select File.
Job Done.
Let me know if you want a similar one to mine, give me the details and I'll try to creatr one for you.
In the expanation above The first and second icons are the same. The second icon should be.
You reminded me about that. So I tried to make something rough with Microsoft Paint. I couldn't see how to change the avatar when I clicked the mouse on it. I will keep trying. It's low priority. But some day I'll get it. :-)
A little edit:
Wait...wait...wait...I clicked the wrong side of the mouse. OK, I got it now. I can see the "Change avatar". OK, we are making progress. :-)
OK, I'm a flying white egret until I can think of something else. :-)
@mocha123 has written: @mocha123 has written: @Digirame has written: @mocha123 has written: @Digirame has written: @mocha123 has written:I'm not sure if everyone knows but if you click on a photo in the thread it opens it up in a viewing page. I've only just found this out. :-)
Mocha,
Yes, if you click on the embedded image, it will show up larger (if it is larger) on a separate viewing page.
Hi Digirame,
I suppose It's like the Gallery on DPReview only that showed all the pictures in that set and this one shows you that one specific picture you clicked on, Still with the dark backgound it looks good.
Mocha,
I had a question now that we got you here. How did you change your red icon to Mocha 123?
Hi Digirame,
To change your avatar, left click on your Avatar seen below, mine is the red one.
You'll see menu below click on Change avatar.
Here I used Corel Draw to create it. the picture .png .Jpg must be not less than 400px by 400px.
Click on Upload new image.
Then Select File.
Job Done.
Let me know if you want a similar one to mine, give me the details and I'll try to creatr one for you.
In the expanation above The first and second icons are the same. The second icon should be.
You reminded me about that. So I tried to make something rough with Microsoft Paint. I couldn't see how to change the avatar when I clicked the mouse on it. I will keep trying. It's low priority. But some day I'll get it. :-)
A little edit:
Wait...wait...wait...I clicked the wrong side of the mouse. OK, I got it now. I can see the "Change avatar". OK, we are making progress. :-)
OK, I'm a flying white egret until I can think of something else. :-)
Great Stuff :-) I like your choice.
@Dunlin has written:Here I am...
Some recent spring blossom:
Nice to see you all here on DPRevived.Dunlin,
It's nice to see you here as well. :-) Are you going to be able to show some of your recent Scotland trip photos here?
Hi Digirame, sorry it took me so long to reply. I'm just working through my subscribed threads.
I last went to Scotland in October 2022. I guess I must have never got around to sharing the photos.
They'll be around.🙂