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At 03:09a +1300 05/31/2003, Joe Barwell didst inscribe upon an
electronic papyrus:
>Incidentally, when one manually uses GraphicConverter (3.6.2) to edit
>an image's comment ("Special" menu), the image itself is not
>opened/resaved. <shrug> Have you tried asking its creator to make
>the app. script in a similar way? Have you considered "playing" GC's
>UI to do this, rather than scripting it properly? I've suggested a
>fair number of different possibilities, now, but I don't have OSX
>here to test any of them, so you'll have to do that for yourself.
Well I have GC 4.6.1 on OS X... hmm, in the "GraphicConverter Suite"
there is a command called 'change comment' but it refuses to compile
-- in fact, I put in the raw event codes and it wouldn't decompile to
terminology. I think there's a bug there.
>>Seems very complex. I am a little more leery of such a direct manipulation.
>
>Which begs the question why apparently indirect manipulation is less
>leer-inducing in some folk
I don't think that's the leeriness inducer.
>I'm making no promises that I've properly understood the JPEG file
>structure
I think that's it. ;)
-boo
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