Jpeg Height?

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Images are shown with Width*Height - any way I can search for/sort by Height?

Or a piece of freeware?

Tony
 
If you put it in the containing text field in search all properties are searched. There is a dimension property (eg 640x480 whiich is the one shown) and individual height and width fields.

You can configure XP and learn a search language to specifically search one field. Start - Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Computer Management - Services And Applications - Indexing Service then choose Help and read about it.
 
David Candy said:
If you put it in the containing text field in search all properties are searched. There is a dimension property (eg 640x480 whiich is the one shown) and individual height and width fields.
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Can't see a "height" property only dimensions?
You can configure XP and learn a search language to specifically search one field. Start - Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Computer Management - Services And Applications - Indexing Service then choose Help and read about it.
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Despite being a mainframe prog for 30 years can't make head-nor-tail of this.
 
Well just put it in the containing text box.

Height and width are unnamed so maybe aren't in the UI. The attached file will prove the height and width exists. Drop a folder on it and look on your desktop for a file.
 
David Candy said:
Well just put it in the containing text box.

Height and width are unnamed so maybe aren't in the UI. The attached file will prove the height and width exists. Drop a folder on it and look on your desktop for a file.
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What attached file?

Sorry to be dim!
 
I've got that sorted - I now get a 'HEAVY' looking message about running a
malicous script when I try and open it - should I worry?
 
That's just the stupidity of your AV program. I post it here frequently. Noone ever complained.
 
Thanks - now how do I use it?

Sorry to be dim!

Tony
"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
That's just the stupidity of your AV program. I post it here frequently.
Noone ever complained.
 
Drop a folder on it and a list of that folder's files will appear on the desktop called Folder List.txt with all a file's properties, as determined by Explorer, in it. It's meant to be imported into excel as many properties don't apply to any particular file, eg Graphics don't have a duration while music files do.
 
Can you explain how I 'drop a folder on it' - all I get at the moment is a
subsript error.

Thanks for your help.

Tony
"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
Drop a folder on it and a list of that folder's files will appear on the
desktop called Folder List.txt with all a file's properties, as determined
by Explorer, in it. It's meant to be imported into excel as many properties
don't apply to any particular file, eg Graphics don't have a duration while
music files do.
 
Put file on desktop, open an explorer window and select the folder My Pictures, drag the folder and drop it on the file,

OR,

Type Sendto in Start Run, put file in send to, r/c My Pictures folder, choose Send To, PrintDetailsAppend

Whichever way, a file will appear on the Desktop with a property list of files in the folder.
 
I've lost the program in the attachment mentioned above - any way I can get
at it from Outlook Express again?

Tony
 
Telmore said:
I've lost the program in the attachment mentioned above - any way I can
get
at it from Outlook Express again?

Tony
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Your description is not really descriptive is it? That restricts any help
you will find, added to which this newsgroup is for Windows XP not OE- try
the OE newsgroup and try to be a bit more descriptive when you explain what
you want. Good Luck.
 
Sorry about being less than clear!

It's this I'm after from the post above in the thread dated 6/26/2005 3:42
AM PST

"The attached file will prove the height and width exists. Drop a folder on
it and look on your desktop for a file"

I just need the 'attached file' again!

I'm connected to the forums in OE news - anyway I can get that post, with
it's attachment after all this time or could someone resend it!

Cheers

Tony

Tony
 
Attached. Don't make assumptions about who you talk to here or how others come here. If you wish to refer to time use GMT or UTC (they are the same) as we all know our local offset. That thread no longer exists as a newsgroup too (though google will have snatched a copy of it). Plus noone would want to download 400 000 posts (approx how many posts were made subsequent to yours) to refer to one anyway.
 
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