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 Post subject: Smart Question about JPEG
PostPosted: February 20th, 2012, 12:49 
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Well, sometimes i come up with few tasks which might be Impossible
anyway

here is the Task Question:

How do you disable the JPEG thumbs view for specific image?

in another word:

I have a JPEG image, and i wanted this image to be viewed on any PC when you OPEN it
but when you use THUMBNAILS i don`t wanted it to be VIEWED.

which looks like a damaged image, but once double click it works and shows the image

Any Clues??? :idea: :idea:

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 Post subject: Re: Smart Question about JPEG
PostPosted: February 20th, 2012, 14:48 
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So, you have a jpg with working image but damaged embedded thumbnail?

You should be able to use exiftool to remove the exif thumbnail; then if a thumbnail is going to be displayed (by windows or whatever) it will have to be generated from the real image instead of using the damaged embedded thumbnail

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 Post subject: Re: Smart Question about JPEG
PostPosted: February 20th, 2012, 15:23 
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i did it, but didn`t work (tried that)

and still working on it through the command like & gui as well
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i was wondering if there is such util. to remove the thumbnail image from the jpg

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