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| author | David Barts <davidb@stashtea.com> |
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| date | Thu, 07 May 2020 08:29:58 -0700 |
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| 1 <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> | |
| 2 <html> | |
| 3 <head> | |
| 4 <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"> | |
| 5 <title>JpegWasher Help</title> | |
| 6 </head> | |
| 7 <body> | |
| 8 <h1>JpegWasher Help</h1> | |
| 9 <h2>Using This Program</h2> | |
| 10 <p>To remove sensitive metadata from your digital photos, just drag the JPEG | |
| 11 file(s) containing them onto the main window of this application, or | |
| 12 choose <em>File… Wash</em> from the menu bar.</p> | |
| 13 <p>A dialog will pop up displaying the metadata in the file, with check | |
| 14 boxes in the leftmost column marking the data to be deleted. If you | |
| 15 disagree with JpegWasher’s choices, check or uncheck boxes until you are | |
| 16 satisfied, then click on the Wash button below. The file will then be | |
| 17 washed, and a new dialog will pop up displaying any remaining metadata in | |
| 18 the washed file.</p> | |
| 19 <p>The newly-washed file will have the same name as the original one, with | |
| 20 “_washed” appended to it; e.g. washing <code>cat.jpg</code> will result | |
| 21 in <code>cat_washed.jpg</code>. (Whether or not the cat enjoys being | |
| 22 washed is an entirely different matter.)</p> | |
| 23 <h2>Configuring JpegWasher</h2> | |
| 24 <p>This is a configurable program, whose operation may be adjusted by the | |
| 25 preferences dialog (accessed under the <em>JpegWasher</em> menu on the | |
| 26 Mac and the <em>File</em> menu on Linux and Windows).</p> | |
| 27 <p>The whitelist that determines which metadata keys will <em>not</em> be | |
| 28 deleted can be changed, via the <em>Whitelist</em> pane of the | |
| 29 preferences dialog. Note that there are two kinds of whitelist entries: | |
| 30 ones that match entire keys, and ones that match the prefixes of keys (the | |
| 31 latter entries end with an asterisk “*”). Whitelist entries are case | |
| 32 sensitive; “exif.image.white*” will not match “Exif.Image.WhitePoint.”</p> | |
| 33 <p>It is also possible to set the folder where output files are created, via | |
| 34 the <em>Folders</em> pane (by default, this is the same folder the input | |
| 35 file was in).</p> | |
| 36 </body> | |
| 37 </html> |