- From: <kieron@caps-project.org>
- Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 12:44:02 +0100
- To: <png-group@w3.org>
Dear Sir, We would like to propose either a new tEXt keyword for the PNG "extended" standard. "ID" / "Id" The basic idea is that each image can be "tagged" for easy reference in a database. This frees people from the reliance on checksums and filenames to identify images. This will be used (and a couple of other international groups partnering with us) to track our images by content and not filenames, which may change. What we are doing is digitally preserving computer software packaging (boxes, disk labels, manuals, etc.) for cataloguing and archival. However, we can see that this can have very wide application outside our own use. For us, the information will only be used by automated tools, and will be used as a number format, but we can also see the use in it being used as a human viewable alphanumeric keyword. Please could you advise us if this would be a likely addition, and if so, roughly how long it would take to implement it? Thank you for your time, Yours faithfully, Kieron Wilkinson kieron@caps-project.org The Classic Amiga Preservation Society http://www.caps-project.org
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