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How do I discribe a picture?
Hi, can any one tell me after I have named the picture, how can I discribe it's meaning? And which soft ware should I use?
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- Angry CLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Not sure I understand your question. If you're saving (and naming) the picture in My Pictures, you can describe the picture as part of the name. For example, you took a picture of your pet dog Killer who just came home from the vet with a broken leg. You could name your picture "Killer Coming Home From the Vet on 042507 After Getting Hit By a Car". As long as the file name doesn't exceed 255 characters you're OK.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_filename
If you need to have a longer or more detailed description of a picture, I think it would be better to put your picture in a Word file (or some other word processing program like Open Office writer, that supports HTML and rich text) and write as much as you want to describe it. Maybe someone else has a better idea,
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