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2004.10.01 07:31 "private tags:", by Rob Tillaart
2004.10.01 07:47 "Re: private tags:", by Joris Van Damme
2004.10.01 12:00 "Re: private tags:", by Rob Tillaart
2004.10.01 12:46 "Re: private tags:", by Joris Van Damme
2004.10.04 05:34 "Re: private tags:", by Rob Tillaart
2004.10.03 15:05 "Re: private tags:", by Joris Van Damme

2004.10.01 07:47 "Re: private tags:", by Joris Van Damme

> 4 tags for your collection:

Rob,

Great! This is absolutely fabulous.

However, sofar, I've not included eg the Pixar tags on which I have little more
then number and name, because of a lacking 'long' descriptions. One may argue
that code and name and little or no detail is better then nothing at all. That
might be true, and I might one day include the ones on which I have little more.
But for the moment, I'm still trying to aim for more of a meaningfull
description on each entry in the directory.

So, is there any chance of getting more of a full description part on these
tags?

- 'Application string' may be pretty self-explanatory, allthough if there is any
explanation as to what is the difference between this and the Software tag, that
would be great.
- 'ScanJob' and 'Identification Number' really need more explanation. What is
considered a ScanJob? What is this Identification number, what is identified,
and why?
- If the 'Processing Characteristics' tag is really of very private use, I'd
like to at least mention that fact, and if not, further details would be
welcome.

For all of these tags, details like exact name of owner, and exact name of
software writting them could be pretty usefull too.


Joris Van Damme
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