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1. ExifTool GUI

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   nojarock 08-Apr-2009

   tags: apr 09, freeweb.siol.net

   freeweb.siol.net/hrastni3/foto/exif/exiftoolgui.h · Original page

2. Photo Studio

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   nojarock 08-Apr-2009

   Photo Studio is also a useful tool for exploring the meta data stored along with your image files. ^{link »}

   including EXIF, CIFF, Olympus, JFIF and Photoshop. ^{link »}

   it is the format used by most digital cameras to store camera settings along with an image ^{link »}

   tags: apr 09, stuffware.co.uk

   www.stuffware.co.uk/photostudio/ · Original page

3. Windows CE Base Team Blog : What exactly is an SDK?

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   nojarock 06-Mar-2009
   

   If you install a Windows Mobile 5 SDK ( Pocket PC or Smartphone ) ^{link »}

   c:\Program Files\Windows CE Tools\wce500\ ^{link »}

   Visual Studio finds out about its existence ^{link »}

   s tarts offering it as an option to target when you create a "Smart Devices" project.
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   Ok... ^{link »}

   dfdfd ^{link »}

   platform (because you know exactly what APIs it supports) while Windows CE is not.  Windows CE is a toolkit for OEMs to create their own platforms. Meanwhile, it is a tougher job to write applications for general embedded devices.  To target a lot of different devices, an application developer would have to pick a base set of SYSGEN_ variables that they require, and say that their app would not run on devices that don’t include those SYSGENs.  More likely, what happens is that an OEM builds their own applications, or gets a partner to build the applications specifically for their device.  In that case what they do is roll their own SDK to ^{link »}

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   tags: mar 09, blogs.gotdotnet.com

   blogs.gotdotnet.com/ce_base/archive/2006/12/14/Wh · Original page