See http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2008/12/new_scripts_extend_bridge_cs4.html and follow the links. No idea if the script works with Thunderbird.

John

Giovanni,

I've just tried adding GeoSetter as a helper application within iView.  When I right-click on an image and select Open With and then GeoSetter it works for me.  GeoSetter will show all the images in the directory of the selected image.  However it does focus on the selected image and it is highlighted with a blue border, as is the GeoSetter standard.

If you select multiple images - I tried just 2 - then it only highlights one of them.  As it works by directory then it might not like it if you were to select images from multiple locations.

If you are intent on the script then the same limitations would probably also apply.  You can see the GeoSetter options by typing, at the DOS prompt, "c:\program files\geosetter\geosetter" -h  This will start GeoSetter and tell you that wrong parameters have been used and then show you what is available.  However it does suggest that multiple files can be passed in, which doesn't seem to work.  Any problems with this would need to be taken up on the GeoSetter forum.

Ian

Assuming that's the correct command line yes. Often you need to leave a space.

Test command lines by creating a batch file - a Notepad file with a bat extension. You should be able to double click it to run it.

John

Here's a link to the other thread. Please leave comments there.

http://thedambook.com/smf/index.php?topic=3887.0

I'm going to leave this at the top of the column until we get a better handle on the scope of the problem.

Please backup your data.

Peter

Email Geosetter's developer. He's very communicative.

John

Giovanni,

Please don't quote whole messages - it makes it difficult to follow, particularly when you reply more than once to the same message!

Giovanni,

Geosetter makes calls to geonames.org to get location details.  IDimager makes calls to Google, which is why you have to enter your Google API key.  If you get data from two different sources then expect there to be differences in the quality of it.

Geosetter relies on freely available data and volunteers to improve and create the location data.  Google, being more commercial, buys this data, and has a lot, lot more of it.  Of course Google will have data at street level.  How else can it sell advertising for the businesses on those streets, or create directions for you to get there?

If you want Geosetter to use the Google data then raise this as a feature request on the Geosetter website.

Ian