text to images

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Can anyone tell me if there is a program to add text to a image. I would
like to add text to a image for lable purposes. Did to take image of
equipment and then lable the equipment
 
(e-mail address removed) (Ralph) stated:
Can anyone tell me if there is a program to add text to a image.
I would like to add text to a image for lable purposes. Did to
take image of equipment and then lable the equipment
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You can use Windows 'Paint' program.

Photofiltre is a nice graphics program.

cheers
 
MightyKitten said:
If, however, you want to add the text as part of the image structure, like
EXIF data, I realy don't know. Anybody else maybe?
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Yep ... this one will add what ever text you desire INTO the picture
itself, viewable later with any other picture viewer. JPEG Comment
Editor.exe
was freeware. It is hard to find, though, since the author collapsed his
website and all my Google searches still point to OverStreet. It imbeds
the text you want right smack into the picture itself.

If somebody is willing to put it up on their server, I'll be happy to upload
it.
 
John Lund said:
One that you could try is K-Lab Watermark.
Its URL is: http://www.bildschutz.de/eng/


-- John Lund
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? I don't understand. Freeware? Adware?

Copies from site:

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the benefits of an registered user. What
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A new version of the K-Lab Watermark Software

No URL-information in the protected image

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I alt.comp.freeware, sa MightyKitten utan att tänka först:
If, however, you want to add the text as part of the image structure,
like EXIF data, I realy don't know. Anybody else maybe?
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Irfanview - of course - can add text as either a Comment-text or as IPTC
Info. But you can't manipulate the EXIF data (yet).

--
Arne Anka

Men det värsta är inte själva baksmällan,
den verkliga pärsen börjar när gårdagens
oundvikliga sanningar börjar rullas upp för en...

<http://starcruiser.dk/arne/>
 
Yep, ther is
Complete application:
www.photofiltre.com/utils/pf-setup.exe French
www.photofiltre.com/utils/pf-setup-en.exe Enlish
www.photofiltre.com/utils/pf-setup-cz.exe Czech

There are also translations for the following languages:
www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationpt.zip Portuguese
www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationde.zip Deutch
www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationnl.zip Nedelands

Installation: unzip the *.plg and put it into the same directory as
Photofiltre.exe If there is already a *.plg file be advised: Photofiltre
seachest for the firstaviable (in alphabetical order) *.plug file in the
directory. (So you might need to rename the *.plg file(s) )
Be also sure to checkout the folowing items:
Sélections prédéfinies pour PhotoFiltre (=Predefined selections for
photofiltre)
Masques pour le module PhotoMasque (= Masks fot the Photomask module)
Motifs pour PhotoFiltre (= textures for Photofiltre)

All are aviable behind the menu item "Téléchargements" on the main site
Also check the menu-item "Plug-ins" for some extra plug-ins (duh...)

In the "Turtoriels" section, ther is also a English and Dutch tutorial about
creating
custom selections. The other turtorials are french only - Great to brush off
your french :-P

MightyKitten
 
MightyKitten said:
Yep, ther is
www.photofiltre.com/utils/pf-setup-en.exe Enlish

Installation: unzip the *.plg and put it into the same directory as
Photofiltre.exe If there is already a *.plg file be advised:
Click to expand...

** What's a *.plg file? All that downloaded from the above URL was an exe
program.

Photofiltre
seachest for the firstaviable (in alphabetical order) *.plug file in the
directory. (So you might need to rename the *.plg file(s) )
Click to expand...

** I don't follow you. If it's in a directory of it's own there wouldn't be
other *.plg files there??!?!?! What am I missing here? Does it take over
other programs files???
Be also sure to checkout the folowing items:
Sélections prédéfinies pour PhotoFiltre (=Predefined selections for
photofiltre)
Masques pour le module PhotoMasque (= Masks fot the Photomask module)
Motifs pour PhotoFiltre (= textures for Photofiltre)
All are aviable behind the menu item "Téléchargements" on the main site
Also check the menu-item "Plug-ins" for some extra plug-ins (duh...)
Click to expand...

** When I clicked the URL you supplied there was no webpage - just the
download window appeared and I clicked on save.
In the "Turtoriels" section, ther is also a English and Dutch tutorial about
creating
custom selections. The other turtorials are french only - Great to brush off
your french :-P

MightyKitten
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** ????

Karen.....
 
~ Karen ~ said:
** What's a *.plg file? All that downloaded from the above URL was an exe
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A .*plg file is an additional file for photofilter, it contains translations
of texts from menus and dialogs. The origional program is french. When you
put one of the *.plg files into the same directory as Photofiltre.exe, the
menu's and dialogs will be translated.

program.

Photofiltre

** I don't follow you. If it's in a directory of it's own there wouldn't be
other *.plg files there??!?!?! What am I missing here? Does it take over
other programs files???
Click to expand...

One of the first things Photofiltre does when it start us, is checking for a
*.plg file in the sam directory as the photofiltre.exe file. If there is not
found one, photofiltre wil revert to it origional (french) language. If
there is one *.plg file found, Photh filtre wil use it. If he find multiple
*.plg files (because you installed multiple *.plg files) the program will
use the *.plg file that comes first in alphabetical order.

** When I clicked the URL you supplied there was no webpage - just the
download window appeared and I clicked on save.
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Oops, my bad... The translation files have Captial Letters in them, and the
hyperlink is case sensitive...

www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationPT.zip Portuguese
www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationDE.zip Deutch
www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationNL.zip Dutch
www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationCZ.zip Czech
www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationEN.zip English

The plugins page is
http://www.photofiltre.com/plugins/plugins.htm

** ????
??

Karen.....
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MightyKitten
 
MightyKitten said:
exe

A .*plg file is an additional file for photofilter, it contains translations
of texts from menus and dialogs. The origional program is french. When you
put one of the *.plg files into the same directory as Photofiltre.exe, the
menu's and dialogs will be translated.

wouldn't

One of the first things Photofiltre does when it start us, is checking for a
*.plg file in the sam directory as the photofiltre.exe file. If there is not
found one, photofiltre wil revert to it origional (french) language. If
there is one *.plg file found, Photh filtre wil use it. If he find multiple
*.plg files (because you installed multiple *.plg files) the program will
use the *.plg file that comes first in alphabetical order.



Oops, my bad... The translation files have Captial Letters in them, and the
hyperlink is case sensitive...

www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationPT.zip Portuguese
www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationDE.zip Deutch
www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationNL.zip Dutch
www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationCZ.zip Czech
www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationEN.zip English

The plugins page is
http://www.photofiltre.com/plugins/plugins.htm
MightyKitten
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Thanks so much MK. You've been very helpful. :-)

Karen....
 
MightyKitten said:
One of the first things Photofiltre does when it start us, is checking for a
*.plg file in the sam directory as the photofiltre.exe file. If there is not
found one, photofiltre wil revert to it origional (french) language. If
there is one *.plg file found, Photh filtre wil use it. If he find multiple
*.plg files (because you installed multiple *.plg files) the program will
use the *.plg file that comes first in alphabetical order.
Click to expand...

## I've been unable to get a *.plg file for this program.
Oops, my bad... The translation files have Captial Letters in them, and the
hyperlink is case sensitive...

www.photofiltre.com/utils/translationEN.zip English <-- Not on server.
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## The above page is NOT found on the server was what I got.
The plugins page is
http://www.photofiltre.com/plugins/plugins.htm <--- entire page in
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French.

## Since this page was in French I couldn't read it to know what to
download.
Thanks for trying to help.

PS Since I didn't have French in school I haven't a clue what it says there.
:-(

Karen....
 
Iamfreeofspam@no- said:
French.

## Since this page was in French I couldn't read it to know what to
download.
Thanks for trying to help.

PS Since I didn't have French in school I haven't a clue what it says there.
:-(

Karen....
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Hello,

I only speak one language, but I find
http://babel.altavista.com/
very good for translating web pages, such as those of photofiltre.com.
It's free and very easy to use. Enter the web page, select the from/to
languages and then click on translate.

Mark S.
 
Mark S. said:
I only speak one language, but I find
http://babel.altavista.com/
very good for translating web pages, such as those of photofiltre.com.
It's free and very easy to use. Enter the web page, select the from/to
languages and then click on translate.
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Thanks Mark. :-)))

Karen....
 
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