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Works like a charm. Thanks for the help

Apart from the digital photos taken with non GPS fitted equipment, around 5,000 of my collection are scans from transparencies or prints. Although it's fairly labour intensive I have found that I can almost always identify the location on Google Maps or via Street View - at least to a level of...

Yes, I did. It looks good, but I'd still be frustrated that I wasn't able to solve the WIA problem, so even if I downloaded it I'd still have to find the answer to that...

I'll try that and let you know how I get on. Thanks for the assistance

Sonic 8, A routine elsewhere in the code parses GPS co-ordinates in decimal or degrees/minutes/seconds format (eg from Google Maps) and derives the 4 values required to define each point in the EXIF data: GpsLatitudeRef, GpsLongitudeRef, GpsLatitude, and GpsLongitude (I'm not really interested...

Sorry Sonic 8. Having difficulty in posting anything using the reply button Yes, I did declare the enum. I didn't explain my thinking very well I'm afraid. As far as I understand it, the GPS latitude tag is a vector containing 3 values (degrees, minutes and seconds) defining the latitude of...

Thanks for the suggestion. It looks good and I may go to Exiftools eventually, but at the moment I'm really frustrated that, having managed to get this far, I can't find a solution for myself. I'm not quite ready to give up and opt for a ready made answer.

I'm new on here so apologise in advance for any inadvertent breaches of etiquette. I've been developing an Access database to store details of my photo collection, almost all *JPGs, and using the Windows Image Acquisition API to read/write EXIF data from/to the image files. The documentation...