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after several months of development john bishop images is pleased to announce the Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel suite for Adobe CS4, CS5 and CS6.
although originally developed for CS4 and CS5, the Creative Commons XMP FileInfo Panel also supports the latest version of Adobe Creative Suite, Version 6.
one important change is the folder the package is installed into. please check out the latest updates in this blog post.
this comprehensive package places Creative Commons licensing metadata on the same playing field as the standardised, commercial metadata sets like EXIF, DublinCore (DC) and IPTC.
this suite allows Creative Commons license metadata to be embedded in the many file formats used by Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and more. also included is a metadata panel definition that exposes the Creative Commons license metadata in the mini metadata panels found in Bridge, Premiere Pro, etc. and finally a set of templates that can be customised for the various license types and more is also included; these templates can be accessed from Acrobat.
after downloading the Creative Commons suite check out our blog post on how to install this package.
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