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In windows system32 and some in windows pro Photo Tools there are some dll
about images ima......dll and photos
When I try to reference them from VBA Excel the dreaded Can not reference
error turns up..

Can this be fixed...... if not are there any good dll available... free...
for metadata and IPTC data or XMP. For JPG ....that can be referenced from
excel..VBA.

PS any ideas where Picasa 3 stores its people data ???

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There is no reson why you can't reference any file or DLL in VBA excel.
there must be an error in your deinition of the DLL or usage of the dll
to get anyn error. I suspect either you are using the wrong entry point
for thehdll or the wrong type of variable for the dll. I lot of dll
have more than one entry point depending on the language that is calling
the dll. some dll have one enty point "abc" and a 2nd "abcA". Another
common problem is the stack definition. There are two methods of
passing the call stack to a dll. the STANDARD method and the C-Language
method. Depending on the compiling options of the dll depends on which
method is used. That is why there are two entry points in the dll to
handle both cases.


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Not sure if "EXIF" covers IPTC and XMP. If you think it does post back for
solution to read all EXIF data

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In windows system32 and some in windows pro Photo Tools there are some dll
about images ima......dll and photos
When I try to reference them from VBA Excel the dreaded Can not reference
error turns up..

Can this be fixed...... if not are there any good dll available... free...
for metadata and IPTC data or XMP. For JPG ....that can be referenced from
excel..VBA.

PS any ideas where Picasa 3 stores its people data ???

HELP Help & F1

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