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w2m Posted - Dec 04 2014 : 08:12:25
Is it possible to save hidden text directly in a jpeg images header or to the jpg file?

// Write "copyright by XYZ" in 'alfa.jpg'
ImageEnView1.Proc.WriteHiddenText('Copyright by XYZ');
ImageEnView1.IO.SaveToFile('alfa.jpg');

// Read simple string from 'alfa.jpg'
ImageEnView1.IO.LoadFromFile('alfa.jpg');
mystring:=ImageEnView1.Proc.ReadHiddenText;


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w2m Posted - Dec 04 2014 : 17:02:38
Thanks Nigel,

Yea, I am saving to EXIF Field now but I thought maybe it could be saved in the header, but I guess not.


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EBook: http://www.imageen.com/ebook/
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xequte Posted - Dec 04 2014 : 16:38:17
Hi Bill

WriteHiddenText embeds the data within the image itself, so naturally it will not be compatible with a lossy format such as JPEG (as the hidden data would be corrupted).

But you could use EXIF or ITPC data fields and encode your data in some way.



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