On April fourth, twenty eleven our geotag remover is updated to the version 1.6. The changelog is:

• Added some website links into the Help menu.
• Improved previewing of pictures: CMYK JPEG photos are now supported, fixed resource leaking, enhanced performance.
• Fixed memory leaking of the list for previewing Exif.
• Now shortcuts created in the start menu and on the Windows desktop have informative hints.
• A lot of minor enhancements.

ExifCleaner v1.6 is a minor release, but it is highly recommended to upgrade from elder versions.

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Our Windows utility that enables you to delete Exif from JPEG photos, ExifCleaner was updated to the version 1.5. Here is the list of changes:

• A new extra option to remove FlashPix extensions (APP2 FPXR).
• Added a confirmation of deleting metadata from JPEG photos.
• Now there is a total image count on the main status bar.
• Now the application tries to create a destination folder when processing.

This minor release is highly recommended to upgrade for taking advantage of the newest changes and additional features.

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On Friday, September 10, 2010 the batch utility that removes Exif from photos, ExifCleaner was updated to the version 1.4.6. Here are the changes in the current revision:

• Fixed bug when loading the column widths of the image list, if the main window was previously maximized.
• Enhanced UX of the dialog for browsing for the result folder.
• A lot of enhancements in the program code.
• Corrected a few typos in the readme document.

This is a maintenance release, so the is no dire necessity for the current users to upgrade.

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Today our tool for deletion Exif metadata, ExifCleaner was updated to the version 1.2. The changes for the current release are:

• Added an option for deletion the Adobe XMP metadata.
• An option for removing IPTC (including the whole Photoshop IRB section), if it presents in the file.
• Now you can copy selected Exif strings to the clipboard via the context menu or using the Ctrl+C command.
• Fixed detection of the shell extension on x64 systems.
• Fixed displaying the image icons on some Windows versions.
• Some minor enhancements.

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