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My Windows XP machine has word. I can copy over a .doc file onto my Vista
machine, and the "metadata" copies over just fine. I can see the additional data I added in the details tab on my Vista machine (even though I don't have Word on the Vista machine yet). "Gary Mount" wrote in message ... I have been doing some further experimenting. using a .jpg file with some comments I added, even when I copy the file to a fat formatted volume, the data I added is still retained. I would like to test this on a word document, but I haven't installed office on my system yet. (I recently had to reinstall my O/S after accidently reformatting my hard drive). "Max" wrote in message ... Hi people, In Windows XP we can create metadata for all type of file (right click on a file then properties\summary) but when you transfer a file from XP to Vista all those metadata are been deleted ! so how can we keep it ? (and edit them under vista) Thx a lot |
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