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<title>The PHP JPEG Metadata Toolkit - Documentation</title>
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<H1 align="center" style="padding:15">The PHP JPEG Metadata Toolkit - Documentation</H1>
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<a href="examples.html">Go to Documentation - Examples</a>
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<h2>Example TIFF Metadata Display Script</h2>
<p>
This example script is included with the PHP JPEG Metadata Toolkit. It shows how the library
can be used to display detailed metadata from a TIFF image file. This is an explanation of some of the
commands used in the script.
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<a href="http://www.ozhiker.com/electronics/pjmt/library/list_contents.php4?filename=TIFFExample.php">
Click here to see this script</a>
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<p>This script is essentially a subset of <a href="example.html">Example.php</a></p>
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<h4>TIFF EXIF</h4>
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The only metadata that can be stored in a TIFF file is TIFF/EXIF information.
Displaying this information metadata in HTML format from a PHP script is very simple:
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<pre style="color:brown">
echo Interpret_EXIF_to_HTML( <b>get_EXIF_TIFF</b>( $filename ), $filename );
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