
 JPEGComment Editor v.1.0
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 This utility is developed as part GM for direct editing the commentaries
 inside JPEG-files. 

 Warning: This is first version. May be some troubles!
          Please test. If you will find bugs - mail me.

 This software have two mode of work - GUI and console (command prompt).
 If you don't input any text in command line then application will be
 started in "GUI-mode", else - "Console mode".

 How to use "GUI-mode"? Very simple:
 1. Select directory with .jpg (or .jpeg) files.
 2. Select needed file from list of images.
    If inside this file already exists comment then you will see
    this comment inside comment area.
 3. Press F4 key (or click left mouse button on comment area) for
    start of comment edit
 4. Print you own text in comment area
 5. Press F2 key (TAB key or mouse click on directory/file list) for saving
    text of the new comment inside current file.

 Other useful shortcuts:
   F1 - About window
   F10 or ESC - Quit

 
 You want have a batch mode? Yes? At this case to use "Console mode".
 Type in you command prompt the next command: "jce.exe h"
 and you will see the next text:
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  Usage: jce.exe <Command> [FileMask] [Keys]
   Commands: h,? - this help
             g - GUI-mode <default>
             d - delete comment from file(s)
             s - show comment from file(s)
             a="FileName" - add the content of file "FileName" as comment
   FileMask - mask (and root dir) of processing files.
              If blank, then will be used default value: *.jp*
      Keys: /s - process files inside subdirectories
            /n - no any confirmations before process
            /c[+,-] - process file(s) with/without comment only
            /l="FileName" - write console output to log-file "FileName"
                            default log filename - "jce.log"
  Examples:
       jce.exe d "c:\test dir\a*.jpg" /s /n
       jce.exe s b*.jp* /c+ /l="my_jpeg_com.txt"
       jce.exe a="c:\test\comment.txt" c*.j* /s /c-
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 You don't understand that this means?
 Sorry, but in this case this mode not for you - use GUI-mode.
