This
Path:"https:/.../Shared Documents/Projects - TPM Marketing/Digital Flyers"
FileType:png
Doesn't find the .png files. I can find .ppt, .pdf, but not the image files.
What is the right file type? Is there a different way to search for image files with KQL?
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'Convert map to raster' processing tool doesn't work for me. It doesn't have these file formats. Saving in other formats also doesn't allow me to open it.
I've tried looking online for help, but I can't seem to figure out how to save a Parse Tree from the preview as a .svg file. The only options I get are "Export to image (white background)" or "Export to image (transparent background)". This saves the Parse Tree as a .png file which is not what I want.
The ANTLR4 plugin git page says that you should be able to save the parse tree as a .svg file by right clicking on the background of the Parse Tree preview.
Yeah, that is a bit misleading. The default is .png, but if you change the extension to .svg and then save it, an SVG file is created.
For security reasons, I want to have .png files without an author in the metadata.
How do I check who is the author of the .png file on Mac?
How do I remove the author on .png file on Mac?
I check for the information on Preview, but it only contains information like camera type, pixels, etc. but not the author.
Using exiftool in terminal, you can see all the metadata by running exiftool on the file (exiftool /path/to/file.png). You can remove the embedded metadata with the command exiftool -all= /path/to/file.png. Take note that some metadata are properties of the file and cannot be removed.
I need icons for a site I'm having developed, and therefore I need .svg files. I have a .psd file that I save as a .ps file. I then attempt to use cloudconvert.org to convert the .ps file to .svg. The problem is that it fails to capture the whole image -- only leaving about 40% of the original. What can I do??
Assuming you have the Adobe suite, you can use Photoshop to File - > Export-> Paths to Illustrator,
save as a .ai file and then save it as an svg from illustrator without losing quality.
Hope this helps
EDIT: you can download a trial version of illustrator for free for 30 days form the adobe website
I'm searching an easy way to have a file embedded in a jpeg. I'm not trying to hide anything inside but I want to have a the additional information as jpeg "built-in", so I don't need to encrypt anything. I found the EXIF interface but there isn't a tag "additional file", I can add only some metadata like date and so on.
The easiest way would be to just create an archive (e.g. a 7z file) and append the archive file to the end of the jpeg using copy
copy /b image.jpg + data.7z image_with_data.jpg
Alternatively you could embed the information as IPTC data
See
How to Embed in JPEG
Hide files inside of JPEG images