src/tiff/contrib/iptcutil/README


Program: IPTCUTIL.C

Purpose: Convert between IPTC binary and a "special" IPTC text file format.

Usage:   iptcutil -t | -b [-i file] [-o file] <input >output

Notes:   You tell the program the "type" of input file via the -t and -b
         switches. The -t says that the input is text, while the -b says
         that the input is binary IPTC. You can use either the -i or the
         -o switches to tell the program what the input and output files
         will be, or use simple piping.

Author:  William T. Radcliffe (billr@corbis.com)
         Parts of this program were derived from other places. The original
         binary to text conversion was taken from the PHP distribution and
         the tokenizer was written many years ago, by someone else as well.

This software is provided freely "as is", without warranty of any kind,
express or implied, including but not limited to the warranties of
merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and noninfringement.
In no event shall William T. Radcliffe be liable for any claim, damages or
other liability, whether in an action of contract, tort or otherwise,
arising from, out of or in connection with IPTCUTIL
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	2	Program: IPTCUTIL.C
	3
	4	Purpose: Convert between IPTC binary and a "special" IPTC text file format.
	5
	6	Usage: iptcutil -t \| -b [-i file] [-o file] <input >output
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	8	Notes: You tell the program the "type" of input file via the -t and -b
	9	switches. The -t says that the input is text, while the -b says
	10	that the input is binary IPTC. You can use either the -i or the
	11	-o switches to tell the program what the input and output files
	12	will be, or use simple piping.
	13
	14	Author: William T. Radcliffe (billr@corbis.com)
	15	Parts of this program were derived from other places. The original
	16	binary to text conversion was taken from the PHP distribution and
	17	the tokenizer was written many years ago, by someone else as well.
	18
	19	This software is provided freely "as is", without warranty of any kind,
	20	express or implied, including but not limited to the warranties of
	21	merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and noninfringement.
	22	In no event shall William T. Radcliffe be liable for any claim, damages or
	23	other liability, whether in an action of contract, tort or otherwise,
	24	arising from, out of or in connection with IPTCUTIL
	25