Batch rotation (EXIF) doesn't always work

[XnTriq]

Executing "attrib /?" I don't get any explaination for the 'O' attribute. What's that?

New attributes in Windows XP

In addition to A,H,R,S, the latest version of NTFS includes the following new attributes

E = Encrypted, C = Compressed, T = Temporary, O = Offline

R Read-only
H Hidden
S System
A Archive
D Directory

On NTFS volumes, the extended attributes below are also available.

E Encrypted
C Compressed
I Not content-indexed
L Symbolic link or Junction (reparse point)
N Normal (cannot be used for file selection)
O Offline
P Sparse file
T Temporary

NTFS Advanced attributes are Temporary, Offline, Mounted, Not Indexed, Compressed, Encrypted and Sparse.

Offline file attribute specifies that file will not be physically available while working offline. When working in network environment with files stored remotely, they are only physically available while connection to this remote data storage persists. After turning off the remote computer or disconnecting portable device from the network, files stored remotely become physically unavailable.

However, with synchronization tools it is possible to create local copies of those network files. In this case files cached locally are marked offline which means that they are not original files while it is still possible to work with them. Synchronization tools also provide possibility to cache locally newest remote files upon log-in and log-off, thus making possible to work with those remotely files as if they were stored locally. Due to centralized use, you can always automatically have the latest files on your PC with just a simple operation of synchronization.

With Febooti fileTweak it is possible to change this attribute, however proceed with full awareness in order not to deprive yourself from the up-to-date offline content.

[xnview]

I take it you can't reproduce?

Ok, i can reproduce it, and i fix the bug

[afloom]

Ok, i can reproduce it, and i fix the bug

Excellent! Thanks for your help and your great tool!

/Anders

[xnview]

Please try XnView 1.96 beta

[afloom]

Please try XnView 1.96 beta

Thanks, my pictures now seems to handled correctly!

However, I get an error message starting the application:

This application has failed to start because MSVCP71.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem. Clicking 'ok' then starts the application which seems to work ok anyways.
(I'll report this on the beta thread as well.)

/Anders