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Title: IPTC Spellchecker
Post by: CD123 on December 04, 2011, 05:59

Does anyone perhaps know about an IPTC/EXIF editor which also has a built in spellchecker?  ???

I use Word to check all my words these days before copying them into PhotoShope's file info, but have a lot of old images which contain errors. As I upload to new sites the errors go along. So I am tired to fix old mistakes and want to rectify all the images in one big go in my database.

Title: Re: IPTC Spellchecker
Post by: FD on December 04, 2011, 06:11

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Title: Re: IPTC Spellchecker
Post by: CD123 on December 04, 2011, 06:22

Quote from: AttilaTheNun on December 04, 2011, 06:11

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Hi AttilaTheNun
Thank you for the link, but it seems like it just a normal spellchecker, importing text from your clipboard. This I can do much faster though PhotoShop and MS Word without going online. Or am I missing something this site is capable of?

Title: Re: IPTC Spellchecker
Post by: FD on December 04, 2011, 07:50

Quote from: CD123 on December 04, 2011, 06:22

Thank you for the link, but it seems like it just a normal spellchecker, importing text from your clipboard. This I can do much faster though PhotoShop and MS Word without going online. Or am I missing something this site is capable of?

Well there is duplicate removal, sorting, and that's it. I have a more advanced version that also does what Leaf's script does and is also database oriented (predefined sets public and private) but that's not ready yet. Yes you will have to go by the clipboard, just like in Word.

Title: Re: IPTC Spellchecker
Post by: bobbigmac on December 05, 2011, 07:39

The picNiche panel on Leaf's keywording tool includes spelling suggestions (I coded it :)), will be adding the same stuff to pw soon too (that will actually modify the source IPTC). Not sure if that's a perfect fit for you, but figured I'd mention it anyway :)