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<p>John-bishop-images: Misc</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]][[Category:Developer]][[Category:Example]][[Category:XMP]]<br /> '''''<span style="color:#800000;">The implementation of the Abode Metadata (XMP FileInfo) panel has changed starting with CS4.</span>'''''<br /><br /> '''<span style="color:#000080;">Check the [[XMP help for Adobe applications|<span style="color:#800000;">''XMP help for Adobe applications''</span>]] page for more detailed help and information.</span>'''<br /> <br /><br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS3</span>=<br /> You can add a panel to Adobe Photoshop CS3 and other Adobe CS3 based [[XMP]]-compliant applications. This panel lets you choose a license from the convenience of the File Info box. Here's how:<br /> <br /> == On Windows ==<br /> Just run our setup program:<br /> * [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/Setup.exe Click here to download the CS3 Creative Commons panel setup program.]<br /> <br /> You may have to restart the application before it notices the new panel.<br /> <br /> == On Mac ==<br /> Simply download [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/CC-panel-installer.dmg our installer disk image] and run the installer package inside.<br /> <br /> == More information ==<br /> You can see:<br /> * [http://www.adobe.com/products/xmp/custompanel.html How to write your own Adobe custom metadata panel]<br /> * [http://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cctools/adobe_panel/trunk/ A browser showing you the history of our panel in Subversion]<br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS4, CS5 and CS6</span>=<br /> Adobe changed the implementation of the XMP FileInfo panels starting with it's CS4 suite. Beginning in CS4 the FileInfo dialog is a Flash based application built using Flash, C++ or Java. Installing the text-based CS3 version above will not work.<br /> <br /> '''<span style="color:#000080;">Check the [[XMP help for Adobe applications|<span style="color:#800000;">''XMP help for Adobe applications''</span>]] page for more detailed help and information.</span>'''<br /> <br /> ==MAC and Windows versions now available==<br /> CS4, CS5 and CS6 versions of a FileInfo panel for embedding a Creative Commons license metadata is now available for free from [http://johnbishopimages.com/tools/ john bishop images]. <br /> <br /> Support for the application based panels like those found in (for example) Bridge and Premiere Pro is included, as well as XMP presets.<br /> <br /> These panels run under both MAC or Windows systems.<br /> <br /> For more information, please see [[User:John_Bishop_Images|the developers wiki page]] or check the [[XMP help for Adobe applications|XMP help for Adobe applications]] page.</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=Adobe_Metadata_Panel&diff=103523 Adobe Metadata Panel 2015-01-15T05:59:26Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Fixing links</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]][[Category:Developer]][[Category:Example]][[Category:XMP]]<br /> '''''<span style="color:#800000;">The implementation of the Abode Metadata (XMP FileInfo) panel has changed starting with CS4.</span>'''''<br /><br /> '''<span style="color:#000080;">Check the [[XMP help for Adobe applications|<span style="color:#800000;">''XMP help for Adobe applications''</span>]] page for more detailed help and information.</span>'''<br /> <br /><br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS3</span>=<br /> You can add a panel to Adobe Photoshop CS3 and other Adobe CS3 based [[XMP]]-compliant applications. This panel lets you choose a license from the convenience of the File Info box. Here's how:<br /> <br /> == On Windows ==<br /> Just run our setup program:<br /> * [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/Setup.exe Click here to download the CS3 Creative Commons panel setup program.]<br /> <br /> You may have to restart the application before it notices the new panel.<br /> <br /> == On Mac ==<br /> Simply download [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/CC-panel-installer.dmg our installer disk image] and run the installer package inside.<br /> <br /> == More information ==<br /> You can see:<br /> * [http://www.adobe.com/products/xmp/custompanel.html How to write your own Adobe custom metadata panel]<br /> * [http://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cctools/adobe_panel/trunk/ A browser showing you the history of our panel in Subversion]<br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS4, CS5 and CS6</span>=<br /> Adobe changed the implementation of the XMP FileInfo panels starting with it's CS4 suite. Beginning in CS4 the FileInfo dialog is a Flash based application built using Flash, C++ or Java. Installing the text-based CS3 version above will not work.<br /> <br /> '''<span style="color:#000080;">Check the [[XMP help for Adobe applications|<span style="color:#800000;">''XMP help for Adobe applications''</span>]] page for more detailed help and information.</span>'''<br /> <br /> ==MAC and Windows versions now available==<br /> CS4, CS5 and CS6 versions of a FileInfo panel for embedding a Creative Commons license metadata is now available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/tools/ john bishop images]. <br /> <br /> Support for the application based panels like those found in (for example) Bridge and Premiere Pro is included, as well as XMP presets.<br /> <br /> These panels run under both MAC or Windows systems.<br /> <br /> For more information, please see [[User:John_Bishop_Images|the developers wiki page]] or check the [https://wiki.creativecommons.org/XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications XMP help for Adobe applications] page for more detailed help and information.</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=XMP&diff=103522 XMP 2015-01-15T05:58:01Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Add XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications XMP help for Adobe applications</p> <hr /> <div>{{Filetype<br /> |license_url=Yes<br /> |web_statement=Yes<br /> |more_permissions=Yes<br /> }}<br /> <br /> [[Image:Xmp_tagline.png|right]]<br /> [http://www.adobe.com/products/xmp XMP] ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Metadata_Platform Extensible Metadata Platform]) facilitates embedding metadata in files using a subset of RDF. Most notably, XMP supports embedding metadata in PDF and many image formats, though it is designed to support nearly any file type. <br /> <br /> Creative Commons is recommending XMP as the preferred format for embedded metadata, given its [http://web.archive.org/web/20070426051136/http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/xmptoolkit/#FAQ support for numerous file formats] and the balkanized state of embedded metadata standards. Others are coming to a similar conclusion; Microsoft has announced support for [http://blogs.msdn.com/pix/archive/2006/08/23/715340.aspx XMP in Vista applications] and Jon Udell [http://blog.jonudell.net/2007/02/14/truth-files-microformats-and-xmp/ notes] "There’s also good support in .NET Framework 3.0 for reading and writing XMP metadata." Note that even when embedded with XMP metadata, Creative Commons recommends a licensed document include a visible copyright notice; [[Marking|format-specific recommendations]] for visible notices are available.<br /> <br /> The Creative Commons [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ licensing process] offers a XMP template which may be used to mark files within XMP-supporting [[XMP help for Adobe applications|Adobe applications (step-by-step how-to document)]]. An [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|XMP FileInfo panel]] is also available.<br /> <br /> == Specifying License Information ==<br /> <br /> XMP [http://www.adobe.com/devnet/xmp/ defines] a rights management schema (see XMP Specification, p. 42). Creative Commons sets the following properties (example values):<br /> <br /> * '''xmpRights:Marked''' &mdash; ''False'' if Public Domain, ''True'' otherwise.<br /> * '''xmpRights:WebStatement''' &mdash; ''http://example.com/pdf-metadata.html'' (Replace with URL containing metadata about the XMP-embedded file; this is referred to as the [[WebStatement|Web Statement]].)<br /> * '''xmpRights:UsageTerms''' &mdash; An optional field describing legal terms of use; Creative Commons recommends that when present this take the form ''This work is licensed to the public under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/bysa/2.0/ verify at http://example.com/pdfmetadata.html'' (Replace URL following 'verify at' with URL containing metadata about the XMP-embedded file; this is typically the URL specified by '''xmpRights:WebStatement'''.)<br />'''''Note''': as of 2011-05 http://www.metadataworkinggroup.org/pdf/mwg_guidance.pdf suggests using '''dc:rights''' and xmpRights:WebStatement; it probably makes sense to populate dc:rights and xmpRights:UsageTerms with identical content.''<br /> <br /> We also define a Creative Commons schema ''http://creativecommons.org/ns#'' whose common prefix is cc. It currently has the following properties:<br /> <br /> * '''license''' &mdash; The license URL; for example, ''http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/''.<br /> * '''morePermissions''' &mdash; A URL where additional permissions (commercial licensing, etc) are available.<br /> * '''attributionURL''' &mdash; The URL to use when attributing this work.<br /> * '''attributionName''' &mdash; The creator's preferred name to use when attributing this work.<br /> <br /> == Verification Links and XMP ==<br /> <br /> A publisher can boost confidence in embedded metadata by providing a '''verifying web statement'''. A verifying web statement is a [http://watersoftenerreviewspro.com/water-softener-comparison/ URL] which contains metadata with assertions matching those embedded in the file. The difference is that instead of making the assertions about a URL, the assertions are made in reference to the SHA-1 hash of the file.<br /> <br /> For example, the example web statement <code>http://example.com/pdf-metadata.html</code> would include metadata encoded as [[RDFa]].<br /> <br /> <code><pre><br /> <p>The document example.pdf is licensed under a <br /> <a about="urn:sha1:MSMBC5VEUDLTC26UT5W7GZBAKZHCY2MD" rel="license" <br /> href="http://creativecommons.org/license/by/3.0/"><br /> Creative Commons Attribution 3.0</a> license.<br /> </a><br /> </p><br /> </pre></code><br /> <br /> When processing a file containing an embedded web statement, an [http://www.windows8softwares.com application] can retrieve the statement and parse it for additional metadata. If matching assertions are found which apply to the calculated SHA-1 hash of the file, the application can display an indicator noting increased confidence in the metadata. This approach has the added benefit of taking advantage of an existing mechanism (copyright take-down procedures) in order to break the confidence in the case of inappropriately licensed material.<br /> <br /> == Additional Information ==<br /> <br /> * [[XMP Implementations]]<br /> * [[:Category:XMP|All XMP-related articles]]<br /> * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Metadata_Platform Wikipedia article]<br /> * [[Adobe Metadata Panel|Adobe XMP FileInfo Panel]]<br /> * [[XMP help for Adobe applications|XMP help for Adobe applications]]<br /> <br /> <small>The XMP logo is either a registered trademark or trademark of the Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.</small><br /> <br /> {{Translations<br /> | articles = Pt:XMP<br /> }}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Developer]]<br /> [[Category:Technology]]<br /> [[Category:Metadata]]<br /> [[Category:XMP]]</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=Adobe_Metadata_Panel&diff=103521 Adobe Metadata Panel 2015-01-15T05:51:53Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Fixed internal page link</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]][[Category:Developer]][[Category:Example]][[Category:XMP]]<br /> '''''<span style="color:#800000;">The implementation of the Abode Metadata (XMP FileInfo) panel has changed starting with CS4.</span>'''''<br /><br /> '''<span style="color:#000080;">Check the [https://wiki.creativecommons.org/XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications XMP help for Adobe applications] page for more detailed help and information.</span>'''<br /> <br /><br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS3</span>=<br /> You can add a panel to Adobe Photoshop CS3 and other Adobe CS3 based [[XMP]]-compliant applications. This panel lets you choose a license from the convenience of the File Info box. Here's how:<br /> <br /> == On Windows ==<br /> Just run our setup program:<br /> * [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/Setup.exe Click here to download the CS3 Creative Commons panel setup program.]<br /> <br /> You may have to restart the application before it notices the new panel.<br /> <br /> == On Mac ==<br /> Simply download [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/CC-panel-installer.dmg our installer disk image] and run the installer package inside.<br /> <br /> == More information ==<br /> You can see:<br /> * [http://www.adobe.com/products/xmp/custompanel.html How to write your own Adobe custom metadata panel]<br /> * [http://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cctools/adobe_panel/trunk/ A browser showing you the history of our panel in Subversion]<br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS4, CS5 and CS6</span>=<br /> Adobe changed the implementation of the XMP FileInfo panels starting with it's CS4 suite. Beginning in CS4 the FileInfo dialog is a Flash based application built using Flash, C++ or Java. Installing the text-based CS3 version above will not work.<br /> <br /> '''<span style="color:#000080;">Check the [https://wiki.creativecommons.org/XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications XMP help for Adobe applications] page for more detailed help and information.</span>'''<br /> <br /> ==MAC and Windows versions now available==<br /> CS4, CS5 and CS6 versions of a FileInfo panel for embedding a Creative Commons license metadata is now available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/tools/ john bishop images]. <br /> <br /> Support for the application based panels like those found in (for example) Bridge and Premiere Pro is included, as well as XMP presets.<br /> <br /> These panels run under both MAC or Windows systems.<br /> <br /> For more information, please see [[User:John_Bishop_Images|the developers wiki page]] or check the [https://wiki.creativecommons.org/XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications XMP help for Adobe applications] page for more detailed help and information.</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=Adobe_Metadata_Panel&diff=103520 Adobe Metadata Panel 2015-01-15T05:35:21Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Link to better pages.</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]][[Category:Developer]][[Category:Example]][[Category:XMP]]<br /> '''<span style="color:#800000;">The implementation of the Abode Metadata (XMP FileInfo) panel has changed [[#Adobe_CS4_CS5_and_CS6|<span style="color:#000080;">starting with CS4</span>]].<br /><br /> Check the [https://wiki.creativecommons.org/XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications XMP help for Adobe applications] page for more detailed help and information.</span>'''<br /> <br /><br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS3</span>=<br /> You can add a panel to Adobe Photoshop CS3 and other Adobe CS3 based [[XMP]]-compliant applications. This panel lets you choose a license from the convenience of the File Info box. Here's how:<br /> <br /> == On Windows ==<br /> Just run our setup program:<br /> * [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/Setup.exe Click here to download the CS3 Creative Commons panel setup program.]<br /> <br /> You may have to restart the application before it notices the new panel.<br /> <br /> == On Mac ==<br /> Simply download [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/CC-panel-installer.dmg our installer disk image] and run the installer package inside.<br /> <br /> == More information ==<br /> You can see:<br /> * [http://www.adobe.com/products/xmp/custompanel.html How to write your own Adobe custom metadata panel]<br /> * [http://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cctools/adobe_panel/trunk/ A browser showing you the history of our panel in Subversion]<br /> <br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS4, CS5 and CS6</span>=<br /> Adobe changed the implementation of the XMP FileInfo panels starting with it's CS4 suite. Beginning in CS4 the FileInfo dialog is a Flash based application built using Flash, C++ or Java. Installing the text-based CS3 version above will not work.<br /> <br /> ==MAC and Windows versions now available==<br /> CS4, CS5 and CS6 versions of a FileInfo panel for embedding a Creative Commons license metadata is now available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/tools/ john bishop images]. <br /> <br /> <br /> Support for the application based panels like those found in (for example) Bridge and Premiere Pro is included, as well as XMP presets.<br /> <br /> These panels run under both MAC or Windows systems.<br /> <br /> For more information, please see [[User:John_Bishop_Images|the developers wiki page]] or check the [https://wiki.creativecommons.org/XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications XMP help for Adobe applications] page for more detailed help and information.</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John-Bishop-Images&diff=103515 User:John-Bishop-Images 2015-01-15T05:21:51Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Fixed link</p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC metadata is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Starting with Creative Suite 5, PLUS metadata is also now exposed. Photoshop Lightroom support for PLUS metadata is available via a third party plugin, and until now, Creative Commons metadata was only available for Creative Suite 3 based programs.<br /> <br /> After extensive development and testing Creative Commons metadata is now exposed in Creative Suite 4 and 5 programs via a third party custom XMP FileInfo panel available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/tools/ john bishop images].<br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe metadata panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the panels for Creative Suites 3, 4 and 5.<br /> <br /> [[User:John-Bishop-Images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 26 November 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications&diff=103514 XMP help for Adobe applications 2015-01-15T05:19:38Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Fixed links</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]]<br /> [[Category:Developer]]<br /> [[Category:XMP]]<br /> [[Category:metadata]]<br /> You are here because you want to use an Adobe application like Photoshop to mark files as re-usable under a Creative Commons license.<br /> <br /> Many Adobe applications support embedding [[XMP]] metadata in files, including PSD documents, Digital Negative files (DNG), JPEG files and PDF documents. The Creative Commons [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ licensing process] offers an [[XMP]] template which may be used to mark documents with Creative Commons license information.<br /> <br /> <b>A Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel, accessible from many Adobe applications, [[#Creative_Commons_XMP_Custom_FileInfo_Panel|is also available]].</b><br /> <br /> Note that a licensed PDF document should include a visible copyright notice as described in [[HOWTO Tag HTML pages|how to tag works]] in addition to embedded metadata.<br /> <br /> = How to tag a single file =<br /> <br /> == Step 1: Choose a license ==<br /> <br /> Click on "choose license" on most pages at creativecommons.org to visit the [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ license selection application].<br /> <br /> == Step 2: Create an XMP template ==<br /> <br /> In order to mark you work you need an XMP template. You can create this using a text editor. Use the following text, replacing '''LICENSE_URL''', '''YOUR_NAME''' and '''LICENSE_NAME''' with the appropriate values. <br /> <br /> For example, if a user chose [http://staging.creativecommons.org/license/results-one?q_1=2&q_1=1&field_commercial=yes&field_derivatives=yes&field_jurisdiction=&field_format=&field_worktitle=&field_attribute_to_name=&field_attribute_to_url=&field_sourceurl=&field_morepermissionsurl=&lang=en_US&language=en_US&n_questions=3 Attribution 3.0] they would replace '''LICENSE_URL''' with <code>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/</code>, '''LICENSE_NAME''' with <code>Attribution 3.0</code> and '''YOUR_NAME''' with the user's name.<br /> <br /> <code><pre><br /> <?xpacket begin='' id=''?><x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'><br /> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:xapRights='http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/rights/'><br /> <xapRights:Marked>True</xapRights:Marked> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:dc='http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/'><br /> <dc:rights><br /> <rdf:Alt><br /> <rdf:li xml:lang='x-default' >Copyright 2009, YOUR_NAME. Licensed to the public under Creative Commons LICENSE_NAME.</rdf:li><br /> </rdf:Alt><br /> </dc:rights><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:cc='http://creativecommons.org/ns#'><br /> <cc:license rdf:resource='LICENSE_URL'/><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> </rdf:RDF><br /> </x:xmpmeta><?xpacket end='r'?><br /> </pre></code><br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Mac OS X): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> Under OS X save the file to<br /> <br /> <blockquote><tt>/Users/{YOUR USERNAME}/Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Metadata Templates</tt></blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your OS X short username. You may have to manually create the 'Metadata Templates' directory before saving.<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Windows): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> In Windows XP, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Documents and Settings\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> In Windows Vista and Windows 7, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Users\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your Windows username. The easiest way do this is to save the file to the desktop, and then to:<br /> <br /> # Click on the Start Menu<br /> # Click "Run..."<br /> # Type Desktop\..\Application Data<br /> # Click "OK"<br /> # Open the "Adobe" folder inside there<br /> # Open the "XMP" folder inside there, ''or create it'' if there is no XMP folder<br /> # Open the "Metadata Templates" folder inside, ''or create it'' if there is no folder by that name<br /> # Drag the XMP file you saved to your desktop to the folder that just opened<br /> # Close the folder<br /> <br /> You may have to create the "XMP" folder under "Adobe", and you may also have to create the "Metadata Templates" folder under "XMP".<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 3: Mark Document ==<br /> <br /> Within your Adobe application open the metadata panel while editing a file you want to mark (File | File Info in Photoshop for example). Using the fly-out menu in the lower left corner of the panel, choose the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-templates.jpg]]<br /> <br /> In Acrobat 9, go to File | Document Properties and click on the Description tab. From there click an Additional Metadata... and select Advanced in the panel on the left. Click on the fly-out menu in the top left corner and select the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-acrobat-templates.png]]<br /> <br /> == Step 4: Save and Publish ==<br /> <br /> Save your file! If publishing on the web the page that links to your XMP-marked document should contain a license notice and metadata, which can be copied from the same licensing process.<br /> <br /> = Creative Commons XMP Custom FileInfo Panel =<br /> <br /> Copyright information is displayed in the standard Description panel (see screenshot above). This may be supplemented by the Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel. This optional panel displays the copyright information available via the Description panel as well as a pointer to this page for help and a License URL, which may differ from the Copyright Info URL (see [[XMP#advanced|advanced usage]]).<br /> <br /> This custom XMP FileInfo panel is available for free at http://johnbishopimages.com/tools/<br /> <br /> [[File:XMP-FileInfo-Panel-2.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <small>The XMP logo is either a registered trademark or trademark of the Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.</small><br /> <br /> --[[User:John_Bishop_Images|john bishop images]] 21:52, 06 January 2015 (PST)<br /> [http://johnbishopimages.com/tools/ Get the latest version from http://johnbishopimages.com/tools/]</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John_Bishop_Images&diff=103513 User:John Bishop Images 2015-01-15T05:02:07Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Fixed link and image position</p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> [[File:Adobe_xmp.png]]<br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC metadata is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs via support for Adobe's eXtensible Metadata Platform (XMP) (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as build into Photoshop Lightroom's metadata panels. <br /> <br /> Starting with Creative Suite 5, PLUS metadata is also now exposed. Photoshop Lightroom support for PLUS metadata is available via a third party plugin, and until now, Creative Commons metadata was only available for Creative Suite 3 based programs.<br /> <br /> After extensive development and testing Creative Commons metadata is now exposed in Creative Suite 4, 5 and 6 programs via a third party custom XMP FileInfo panel available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tools/ john bishop images].<br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the panels for Creative Suites 3, 4, 5 and 6.<br /> <br /> [[User:John_Bishop_Images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John_Bishop_Images&diff=103512 User:John Bishop Images 2015-01-15T04:59:23Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Add XMP image</p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC metadata is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Starting with Creative Suite 5, PLUS metadata is also now exposed. Photoshop Lightroom support for PLUS metadata is available via a third party plugin, and until now, Creative Commons metadata was only available for Creative Suite 3 based programs.<br /> <br /> After extensive development and testing Creative Commons metadata is now exposed in Creative Suite 4, 5 and 6 programs via a third party custom XMP FileInfo panel available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tools/ john bishop images].<br /> <br /> [[File:Adobe_xmp.png]]<br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the panels for Creative Suites 3, 4, 5 and 6.<br /> <br /> [[User:John_Bishop_Images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=File:Adobe_xmp.png&diff=103511 File:Adobe xmp.png 2015-01-15T04:55:22Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Adobe eXtensible Metadata Platform</p> <hr /> <div>Adobe eXtensible Metadata Platform</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications&diff=102172 XMP help for Adobe applications 2015-01-07T05:49:53Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Fix link</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]]<br /> [[Category:Developer]]<br /> [[Category:XMP]]<br /> [[Category:metadata]]<br /> You are here because you want to use an Adobe application like Photoshop to mark files as re-usable under a Creative Commons license.<br /> <br /> Many Adobe applications support embedding [[XMP]] metadata in files, including PSD documents, Digital Negative files (DNG), JPEG files and PDF documents. The Creative Commons [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ licensing process] offers an [[XMP]] template which may be used to mark documents with Creative Commons license information.<br /> <br /> <b>A Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel, accessible from many Adobe applications, [[#Creative_Commons_XMP_Custom_FileInfo_Panel|is also available]].</b><br /> <br /> Note that a licensed PDF document should include a visible copyright notice as described in [[HOWTO Tag HTML pages|how to tag works]] in addition to embedded metadata.<br /> <br /> = How to tag a single file =<br /> <br /> == Step 1: Choose a license ==<br /> <br /> Click on "choose license" on most pages at creativecommons.org to visit the [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ license selection application].<br /> <br /> == Step 2: Create an XMP template ==<br /> <br /> In order to mark you work you need an XMP template. You can create this using a text editor. Use the following text, replacing '''LICENSE_URL''', '''YOUR_NAME''' and '''LICENSE_NAME''' with the appropriate values. <br /> <br /> For example, if a user chose [http://staging.creativecommons.org/license/results-one?q_1=2&q_1=1&field_commercial=yes&field_derivatives=yes&field_jurisdiction=&field_format=&field_worktitle=&field_attribute_to_name=&field_attribute_to_url=&field_sourceurl=&field_morepermissionsurl=&lang=en_US&language=en_US&n_questions=3 Attribution 3.0] they would replace '''LICENSE_URL''' with <code>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/</code>, '''LICENSE_NAME''' with <code>Attribution 3.0</code> and '''YOUR_NAME''' with the user's name.<br /> <br /> <code><pre><br /> <?xpacket begin='' id=''?><x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'><br /> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:xapRights='http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/rights/'><br /> <xapRights:Marked>True</xapRights:Marked> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:dc='http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/'><br /> <dc:rights><br /> <rdf:Alt><br /> <rdf:li xml:lang='x-default' >Copyright 2009, YOUR_NAME. Licensed to the public under Creative Commons LICENSE_NAME.</rdf:li><br /> </rdf:Alt><br /> </dc:rights><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:cc='http://creativecommons.org/ns#'><br /> <cc:license rdf:resource='LICENSE_URL'/><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> </rdf:RDF><br /> </x:xmpmeta><?xpacket end='r'?><br /> </pre></code><br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Mac OS X): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> Under OS X save the file to<br /> <br /> <blockquote><tt>/Users/{YOUR USERNAME}/Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Metadata Templates</tt></blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your OS X short username. You may have to manually create the 'Metadata Templates' directory before saving.<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Windows): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> In Windows XP, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Documents and Settings\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> In Windows Vista and Windows 7, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Users\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your Windows username. The easiest way do this is to save the file to the desktop, and then to:<br /> <br /> # Click on the Start Menu<br /> # Click "Run..."<br /> # Type Desktop\..\Application Data<br /> # Click "OK"<br /> # Open the "Adobe" folder inside there<br /> # Open the "XMP" folder inside there, ''or create it'' if there is no XMP folder<br /> # Open the "Metadata Templates" folder inside, ''or create it'' if there is no folder by that name<br /> # Drag the XMP file you saved to your desktop to the folder that just opened<br /> # Close the folder<br /> <br /> You may have to create the "XMP" folder under "Adobe", and you may also have to create the "Metadata Templates" folder under "XMP".<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 3: Mark Document ==<br /> <br /> Within your Adobe application open the metadata panel while editing a file you want to mark (File | File Info in Photoshop for example). Using the fly-out menu in the lower left corner of the panel, choose the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-templates.jpg]]<br /> <br /> In Acrobat 9, go to File | Document Properties and click on the Description tab. From there click an Additional Metadata... and select Advanced in the panel on the left. Click on the fly-out menu in the top left corner and select the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-acrobat-templates.png]]<br /> <br /> == Step 4: Save and Publish ==<br /> <br /> Save your file! If publishing on the web the page that links to your XMP-marked document should contain a license notice and metadata, which can be copied from the same licensing process.<br /> <br /> = Creative Commons XMP Custom FileInfo Panel =<br /> <br /> Copyright information is displayed in the standard Description panel (see screenshot above). This may be supplemented by the Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel. This optional panel displays the copyright information available via the Description panel as well as a pointer to this page for help and a License URL, which may differ from the Copyright Info URL (see [[XMP#advanced|advanced usage]]).<br /> <br /> This custom XMP FileInfo panel is available for free at http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp<br /> <br /> [[File:XMP-FileInfo-Panel-2.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <small>The XMP logo is either a registered trademark or trademark of the Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.</small><br /> <br /> --[[User:John_Bishop_Images|john bishop images]] 21:52, 06 January 2015 (PST)<br /> [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp Get the latest version from http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp]</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John_Bishop_Images&diff=102171 User:John Bishop Images 2015-01-07T05:39:46Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Fix link</p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC metadata is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Starting with Creative Suite 5, PLUS metadata is also now exposed. Photoshop Lightroom support for PLUS metadata is available via a third party plugin, and until now, Creative Commons metadata was only available for Creative Suite 3 based programs.<br /> <br /> After extensive development and testing Creative Commons metadata is now exposed in Creative Suite 4, 5 and 6 programs via a third party custom XMP FileInfo panel available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp john bishop images].<br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the panels for Creative Suites 3, 4, 5 and 6.<br /> <br /> [[User:John_Bishop_Images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John_Bishop_Images&diff=57455 User:John Bishop Images 2012-05-29T03:59:06Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC metadata is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Starting with Creative Suite 5, PLUS metadata is also now exposed. Photoshop Lightroom support for PLUS metadata is available via a third party plugin, and until now, Creative Commons metadata was only available for Creative Suite 3 based programs.<br /> <br /> After extensive development and testing Creative Commons metadata is now exposed in Creative Suite 4, 5 and 6 programs via a third party custom XMP FileInfo panel available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/?xmp john bishop images].<br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the panels for Creative Suites 3, 4, 5 and 6.<br /> <br /> [[User:John_Bishop_Images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John_Bishop_Images&diff=57454 User:John Bishop Images 2012-05-29T03:58:28Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Updated for CS6</p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC metadata is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Starting with Creative Suite 5, PLUS metadata is also now exposed. Photoshop Lightroom support for PLUS metadata is available via a third party plugin, and until now, Creative Commons metadata was only available for Creative Suite 3 based programs.<br /> <br /> After extensive development and testing Creative Commons metadata is now exposed in Creative Suite 4, 5 and 6 programs via a third party custom XMP FileInfo panel available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/?xmp john bishop images].<br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the panels for Creative Suites 3, 4 and 5.<br /> <br /> [[User:John_Bishop_Images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=Adobe_Metadata_Panel&diff=57453 Adobe Metadata Panel 2012-05-29T03:57:20Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Updated for CS6</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]][[Category:Developer]][[Category:Example]][[Category:XMP]]<br /> ==='''<span style="color:#800000;">The implementation of the Abode Metadata (XMP FileInfo) panel <br />has changed [[#Adobe_CS4_CS5_and_CS6|<span style="color:#000080;">starting with CS4</span>]].</span>'''===<br /> <br /><br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS3</span>=<br /> You can add a panel to Adobe Photoshop CS3 and other Adobe CS3 based [[XMP]]-compliant applications. This panel lets you choose a license from the convenience of the File Info box. Here's how:<br /> <br /> == On Windows ==<br /> Just run our setup program:<br /> * [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/Setup.exe Click here to download the CS3 Creative Commons panel setup program.]<br /> <br /> You may have to restart the application before it notices the new panel.<br /> <br /> == On Mac ==<br /> Simply download [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/CC-panel-installer.dmg our installer disk image] and run the installer package inside.<br /> <br /> == More information ==<br /> You can see:<br /> * [http://www.adobe.com/products/xmp/custompanel.html How to write your own Adobe custom metadata panel]<br /> * [http://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cctools/adobe_panel/trunk/ A browser showing you the history of our panel in Subversion]<br /> <br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS4, CS5 and CS6</span>=<br /> Adobe changed the implementation of the XMP FileInfo panels starting with it's CS4 suite. Beginning in CS4 the FileInfo dialog is a Flash based application built using Flash, C++ or Java. Installing the text-based CS3 version above will not work.<br /> <br /> ==MAC and Windows versions now available==<br /> CS4, CS5 and CS6 versions of a FileInfo panel for embedding a Creative Commons license metadata is now available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp john bishop images]. <br /> <br /> Support for the application based panels like those found in (for example) Bridge and Premiere Pro will also be included, as well as XMP presets.<br /> <br /> These panels run under both MAC or Windows systems.<br /> <br /> For more information, please see [[User:John_Bishop_Images|the developers wiki page]].</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications&diff=44762 XMP help for Adobe applications 2010-11-27T06:26:24Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]]<br /> [[Category:Developer]]<br /> [[Category:XMP]]<br /> [[Category:metadata]]<br /> You are here because you want to use an Adobe application like Photoshop to mark files as re-usable under a Creative Commons license.<br /> <br /> Many Adobe applications support embedding [[XMP]] metadata in files, including PSD documents, Digital Negative files (DNG), JPEG files and PDF documents. The Creative Commons [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ licensing process] offers an [[XMP]] template which may be used to mark documents with Creative Commons license information.<br /> <br /> <b>A Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel, accessible from many Adobe applications, [[#Creative_Commons_XMP_Custom_FileInfo_Panel|is also available]].</b><br /> <br /> Note that a licensed PDF document should include a visible copyright notice as described in [[HOWTO Tag HTML pages|how to tag works]] in addition to embedded metadata.<br /> <br /> = How to tag a single file =<br /> <br /> == Step 1: Choose a license ==<br /> <br /> Click on "choose license" on most pages at creativecommons.org to visit the [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ license selection application].<br /> <br /> == Step 2: Create an XMP template ==<br /> <br /> In order to mark you work you need an XMP template. You can create this using a text editor. Use the following text, replacing '''LICENSE_URL''', '''YOUR_NAME''' and '''LICENSE_NAME''' with the appropriate values. <br /> <br /> For example, if a user chose [http://staging.creativecommons.org/license/results-one?q_1=2&q_1=1&field_commercial=yes&field_derivatives=yes&field_jurisdiction=&field_format=&field_worktitle=&field_attribute_to_name=&field_attribute_to_url=&field_sourceurl=&field_morepermissionsurl=&lang=en_US&language=en_US&n_questions=3 Attribution 3.0] they would replace '''LICENSE_URL''' with <code>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/</code>, '''LICENSE_NAME''' with <code>Attribution 3.0</code> and '''YOUR_NAME''' with the user's name.<br /> <br /> <code><pre><br /> <?xpacket begin='' id=''?><x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'><br /> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:xapRights='http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/rights/'><br /> <xapRights:Marked>True</xapRights:Marked> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:dc='http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/'><br /> <dc:rights><br /> <rdf:Alt><br /> <rdf:li xml:lang='x-default' >Copyright 2009, YOUR_NAME. Licensed to the public under Creative Commons LICENSE_NAME.</rdf:li><br /> </rdf:Alt><br /> </dc:rights><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:cc='http://creativecommons.org/ns#'><br /> <cc:license rdf:resource='LICENSE_URL'/><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> </rdf:RDF><br /> </x:xmpmeta><?xpacket end='r'?><br /> </pre></code><br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Mac OS X): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> Under OS X save the file to<br /> <br /> <blockquote><tt>/Users/{YOUR USERNAME}/Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Metadata Templates</tt></blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your OS X short username. You may have to manually create the 'Metadata Templates' directory before saving.<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Windows): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> In Windows XP, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Documents and Settings\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> In Windows Vista and Windows 7, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Users\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your Windows username. The easiest way do this is to save the file to the desktop, and then to:<br /> <br /> # Click on the Start Menu<br /> # Click "Run..."<br /> # Type Desktop\..\Application Data<br /> # Click "OK"<br /> # Open the "Adobe" folder inside there<br /> # Open the "XMP" folder inside there, ''or create it'' if there is no XMP folder<br /> # Open the "Metadata Templates" folder inside, ''or create it'' if there is no folder by that name<br /> # Drag the XMP file you saved to your desktop to the folder that just opened<br /> # Close the folder<br /> <br /> You may have to create the "XMP" folder under "Adobe", and you may also have to create the "Metadata Templates" folder under "XMP".<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 3: Mark Document ==<br /> <br /> Within your Adobe application open the metadata panel while editing a file you want to mark (File | File Info in Photoshop for example). Using the fly-out menu in the lower left corner of the panel, choose the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-templates.jpg]]<br /> <br /> In Acrobat 9, go to File | Document Properties and click on the Description tab. From there click an Additional Metadata... and select Advanced in the panel on the left. Click on the fly-out menu in the top left corner and select the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-acrobat-templates.png]]<br /> <br /> == Step 4: Save and Publish ==<br /> <br /> Save your file! If publishing on the web the page that links to your XMP-marked document should contain a license notice and metadata, which can be copied from the same licensing process.<br /> <br /> = Creative Commons XMP Custom FileInfo Panel =<br /> <br /> Copyright information is displayed in the standard Description panel (see screenshot above). This may be supplemented by the [http://johnbishopimnages.com/photoshop Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel]. This optional panel displays the copyright information available via the Description panel as well as a pointer to this page for help and a License URL, which may differ from the Copyright Info URL (see [[XMP#advanced|advanced usage]]).<br /> <br /> This custom XMP FileInfo panel [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp is available for free ...]<br /> <br /> [[File:XMP-FileInfo-Panel-2.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <small>The XMP logo is either a registered trademark or trademark of the Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.</small><br /> <br /> --[[User:John_Bishop_Images|john bishop images]] 22:16, 25 November 2010 (PST)<br /> [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp Get the latest version ...]</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications&diff=44761 XMP help for Adobe applications 2010-11-27T06:22:17Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]]<br /> [[Category:Developer]]<br /> [[Category:XMP]]<br /> [[Category:metadata]]<br /> You are here because you want to use an Adobe application like Photoshop to mark files as re-usable under a Creative Commons license.<br /> <br /> Many Adobe applications support embedding [[XMP]] metadata in files, including PSD documents, Digital Negative files (DNG), JPEG files and PDF documents. The Creative Commons [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ licensing process] offers an [[XMP]] template which may be used to mark documents with Creative Commons license information.<br /> <br /> A Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel, accessible from many Adobe applications, [[#Creative_Commons_XMP_Custom_FileInfo_Panel|is also available]].<br /> <br /> Note that a licensed PDF document should include a visible copyright notice as described in [[HOWTO Tag HTML pages|how to tag works]] in addition to embedded metadata.<br /> <br /> = How to tag a single file =<br /> <br /> == Step 1: Choose a license ==<br /> <br /> Click on "choose license" on most pages at creativecommons.org to visit the [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ license selection application].<br /> <br /> == Step 2: Create an XMP template ==<br /> <br /> In order to mark you work you need an XMP template. You can create this using a text editor. Use the following text, replacing '''LICENSE_URL''', '''YOUR_NAME''' and '''LICENSE_NAME''' with the appropriate values. <br /> <br /> For example, if a user chose [http://staging.creativecommons.org/license/results-one?q_1=2&q_1=1&field_commercial=yes&field_derivatives=yes&field_jurisdiction=&field_format=&field_worktitle=&field_attribute_to_name=&field_attribute_to_url=&field_sourceurl=&field_morepermissionsurl=&lang=en_US&language=en_US&n_questions=3 Attribution 3.0] they would replace '''LICENSE_URL''' with <code>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/</code>, '''LICENSE_NAME''' with <code>Attribution 3.0</code> and '''YOUR_NAME''' with the user's name.<br /> <br /> <code><pre><br /> <?xpacket begin='' id=''?><x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'><br /> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:xapRights='http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/rights/'><br /> <xapRights:Marked>True</xapRights:Marked> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:dc='http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/'><br /> <dc:rights><br /> <rdf:Alt><br /> <rdf:li xml:lang='x-default' >Copyright 2009, YOUR_NAME. Licensed to the public under Creative Commons LICENSE_NAME.</rdf:li><br /> </rdf:Alt><br /> </dc:rights><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:cc='http://creativecommons.org/ns#'><br /> <cc:license rdf:resource='LICENSE_URL'/><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> </rdf:RDF><br /> </x:xmpmeta><?xpacket end='r'?><br /> </pre></code><br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Mac OS X): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> Under OS X save the file to<br /> <br /> <blockquote><tt>/Users/{YOUR USERNAME}/Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Metadata Templates</tt></blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your OS X short username. You may have to manually create the 'Metadata Templates' directory before saving.<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Windows): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> In Windows XP, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Documents and Settings\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> In Windows Vista and Windows 7, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Users\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your Windows username. The easiest way do this is to save the file to the desktop, and then to:<br /> <br /> # Click on the Start Menu<br /> # Click "Run..."<br /> # Type Desktop\..\Application Data<br /> # Click "OK"<br /> # Open the "Adobe" folder inside there<br /> # Open the "XMP" folder inside there, ''or create it'' if there is no XMP folder<br /> # Open the "Metadata Templates" folder inside, ''or create it'' if there is no folder by that name<br /> # Drag the XMP file you saved to your desktop to the folder that just opened<br /> # Close the folder<br /> <br /> You may have to create the "XMP" folder under "Adobe", and you may also have to create the "Metadata Templates" folder under "XMP".<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 3: Mark Document ==<br /> <br /> Within your Adobe application open the metadata panel while editing a file you want to mark (File | File Info in Photoshop for example). Using the fly-out menu in the lower left corner of the panel, choose the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-templates.jpg]]<br /> <br /> In Acrobat 9, go to File | Document Properties and click on the Description tab. From there click an Additional Metadata... and select Advanced in the panel on the left. Click on the fly-out menu in the top left corner and select the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-acrobat-templates.png]]<br /> <br /> == Step 4: Save and Publish ==<br /> <br /> Save your file! If publishing on the web the page that links to your XMP-marked document should contain a license notice and metadata, which can be copied from the same licensing process.<br /> <br /> = Creative Commons XMP Custom FileInfo Panel =<br /> <br /> Copyright information is displayed in the standard Description panel (see screenshot above). This may be supplemented by the [http://johnbishopimnages.com/photoshop Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel]. This optional panel displays the copyright information available via the Description panel as well as a pointer to this page for help and a License URL, which may differ from the Copyright Info URL (see [[XMP#advanced|advanced usage]]).<br /> <br /> This custom XMP FileInfo panel [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp is available for free ...]<br /> <br /> [[File:XMP-FileInfo-Panel-2.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <small>The XMP logo is either a registered trademark or trademark of the Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.</small><br /> <br /> --[[User:John_Bishop_Images|john bishop images]] 22:16, 25 November 2010 (PST)<br /> [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp Get the latest version ...]</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=File:XMP-FileInfo-Panel-2.jpg&diff=44760 File:XMP-FileInfo-Panel-2.jpg 2010-11-27T06:21:25Z

<p>John-bishop-images: uploaded a new version of &quot;File:XMP-FileInfo-Panel-2.jpg&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Screenshot of the custom Creative Commons XMP FileInfo Panel for Adobe CS4 and CS5</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications&diff=44759 XMP help for Adobe applications 2010-11-27T06:17:05Z

<p>John-bishop-images: /* Creative Commons XMP Custom FileInfo Panel */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]]<br /> [[Category:Developer]]<br /> [[Category:XMP]]<br /> [[Category:metadata]]<br /> You are here because you want to use an Adobe application like Photoshop to mark files as re-usable under a Creative Commons license.<br /> <br /> Many Adobe applications support embedding [[XMP]] metadata in files, including PSD documents, Digital Negative files (DNG), JPEG files and PDF documents. The Creative Commons [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ licensing process] offers an [[XMP]] template which may be used to mark documents with Creative Commons license information.<br /> <br /> A Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel, accessible from many Adobe applications, [[#Creative_Commons_XMP_Custom_FileInfo_Panel|is also available]].<br /> <br /> Note that a licensed PDF document should include a visible copyright notice as described in [[HOWTO Tag HTML pages|how to tag works]] in addition to embedded metadata.<br /> <br /> = How to tag a single file =<br /> <br /> == Step 1: Choose a license ==<br /> <br /> Click on "choose license" on most pages at creativecommons.org to visit the [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ license selection application].<br /> <br /> == Step 2: Create an XMP template ==<br /> <br /> In order to mark you work you need an XMP template. You can create this using a text editor. Use the following text, replacing '''LICENSE_URL''', '''YOUR_NAME''' and '''LICENSE_NAME''' with the appropriate values. <br /> <br /> For example, if a user chose [http://staging.creativecommons.org/license/results-one?q_1=2&q_1=1&field_commercial=yes&field_derivatives=yes&field_jurisdiction=&field_format=&field_worktitle=&field_attribute_to_name=&field_attribute_to_url=&field_sourceurl=&field_morepermissionsurl=&lang=en_US&language=en_US&n_questions=3 Attribution 3.0] they would replace '''LICENSE_URL''' with <code>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/</code>, '''LICENSE_NAME''' with <code>Attribution 3.0</code> and '''YOUR_NAME''' with the user's name.<br /> <br /> <code><pre><br /> <?xpacket begin='' id=''?><x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'><br /> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:xapRights='http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/rights/'><br /> <xapRights:Marked>True</xapRights:Marked> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:dc='http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/'><br /> <dc:rights><br /> <rdf:Alt><br /> <rdf:li xml:lang='x-default' >Copyright 2009, YOUR_NAME. Licensed to the public under Creative Commons LICENSE_NAME.</rdf:li><br /> </rdf:Alt><br /> </dc:rights><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:cc='http://creativecommons.org/ns#'><br /> <cc:license rdf:resource='LICENSE_URL'/><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> </rdf:RDF><br /> </x:xmpmeta><?xpacket end='r'?><br /> </pre></code><br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Mac OS X): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> Under OS X save the file to<br /> <br /> <blockquote><tt>/Users/{YOUR USERNAME}/Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Metadata Templates</tt></blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your OS X short username. You may have to manually create the 'Metadata Templates' directory before saving.<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Windows): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> In Windows XP, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Documents and Settings\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> In Windows Vista and Windows 7, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Users\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your Windows username. The easiest way do this is to save the file to the desktop, and then to:<br /> <br /> # Click on the Start Menu<br /> # Click "Run..."<br /> # Type Desktop\..\Application Data<br /> # Click "OK"<br /> # Open the "Adobe" folder inside there<br /> # Open the "XMP" folder inside there, ''or create it'' if there is no XMP folder<br /> # Open the "Metadata Templates" folder inside, ''or create it'' if there is no folder by that name<br /> # Drag the XMP file you saved to your desktop to the folder that just opened<br /> # Close the folder<br /> <br /> You may have to create the "XMP" folder under "Adobe", and you may also have to create the "Metadata Templates" folder under "XMP".<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 3: Mark Document ==<br /> <br /> Within your Adobe application open the metadata panel while editing a file you want to mark (File | File Info in Photoshop for example). Using the fly-out menu in the lower left corner of the panel, choose the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-templates.jpg]]<br /> <br /> In Acrobat 9, go to File | Document Properties and click on the Description tab. From there click an Additional Metadata... and select Advanced in the panel on the left. Click on the fly-out menu in the top left corner and select the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-acrobat-templates.png]]<br /> <br /> == Step 4: Save and Publish ==<br /> <br /> Save your file! If publishing on the web the page that links to your XMP-marked document should contain a license notice and metadata, which can be copied from the same licensing process.<br /> <br /> = Creative Commons XMP Custom FileInfo Panel =<br /> <br /> Copyright information is displayed in the standard Description panel (see screenshot above). This may be supplemented by the [http://johnbishopimnages.com/photoshop Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel]. This optional panel displays the copyright information available via the Description panel as well as a pointer to this page for help and a License URL, which may differ from the Copyright Info URL (see [[XMP#advanced|advanced usage]]).<br /> <br /> This custom XMP FileInfo panel [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp is available for free ...]<br /> <br /> [[File:XMP-FileInfo-Panel-2.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <small><br>The XMP logo is either a registered trademark or trademark of the Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.<br /> <br /> --[[User:John_Bishop_Images|john bishop images]] 22:16, 25 November 2010 (PST)<br /> [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp Get the latest version ...]</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications&diff=44758 XMP help for Adobe applications 2010-11-27T06:16:44Z

<p>John-bishop-images: /* Creative Commons XMP Custom FileInfo Panel */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]]<br /> [[Category:Developer]]<br /> [[Category:XMP]]<br /> [[Category:metadata]]<br /> You are here because you want to use an Adobe application like Photoshop to mark files as re-usable under a Creative Commons license.<br /> <br /> Many Adobe applications support embedding [[XMP]] metadata in files, including PSD documents, Digital Negative files (DNG), JPEG files and PDF documents. The Creative Commons [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ licensing process] offers an [[XMP]] template which may be used to mark documents with Creative Commons license information.<br /> <br /> A Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel, accessible from many Adobe applications, [[#Creative_Commons_XMP_Custom_FileInfo_Panel|is also available]].<br /> <br /> Note that a licensed PDF document should include a visible copyright notice as described in [[HOWTO Tag HTML pages|how to tag works]] in addition to embedded metadata.<br /> <br /> = How to tag a single file =<br /> <br /> == Step 1: Choose a license ==<br /> <br /> Click on "choose license" on most pages at creativecommons.org to visit the [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ license selection application].<br /> <br /> == Step 2: Create an XMP template ==<br /> <br /> In order to mark you work you need an XMP template. You can create this using a text editor. Use the following text, replacing '''LICENSE_URL''', '''YOUR_NAME''' and '''LICENSE_NAME''' with the appropriate values. <br /> <br /> For example, if a user chose [http://staging.creativecommons.org/license/results-one?q_1=2&q_1=1&field_commercial=yes&field_derivatives=yes&field_jurisdiction=&field_format=&field_worktitle=&field_attribute_to_name=&field_attribute_to_url=&field_sourceurl=&field_morepermissionsurl=&lang=en_US&language=en_US&n_questions=3 Attribution 3.0] they would replace '''LICENSE_URL''' with <code>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/</code>, '''LICENSE_NAME''' with <code>Attribution 3.0</code> and '''YOUR_NAME''' with the user's name.<br /> <br /> <code><pre><br /> <?xpacket begin='' id=''?><x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'><br /> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:xapRights='http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/rights/'><br /> <xapRights:Marked>True</xapRights:Marked> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:dc='http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/'><br /> <dc:rights><br /> <rdf:Alt><br /> <rdf:li xml:lang='x-default' >Copyright 2009, YOUR_NAME. Licensed to the public under Creative Commons LICENSE_NAME.</rdf:li><br /> </rdf:Alt><br /> </dc:rights><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:cc='http://creativecommons.org/ns#'><br /> <cc:license rdf:resource='LICENSE_URL'/><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> </rdf:RDF><br /> </x:xmpmeta><?xpacket end='r'?><br /> </pre></code><br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Mac OS X): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> Under OS X save the file to<br /> <br /> <blockquote><tt>/Users/{YOUR USERNAME}/Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Metadata Templates</tt></blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your OS X short username. You may have to manually create the 'Metadata Templates' directory before saving.<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Windows): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> In Windows XP, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Documents and Settings\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> In Windows Vista and Windows 7, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Users\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your Windows username. The easiest way do this is to save the file to the desktop, and then to:<br /> <br /> # Click on the Start Menu<br /> # Click "Run..."<br /> # Type Desktop\..\Application Data<br /> # Click "OK"<br /> # Open the "Adobe" folder inside there<br /> # Open the "XMP" folder inside there, ''or create it'' if there is no XMP folder<br /> # Open the "Metadata Templates" folder inside, ''or create it'' if there is no folder by that name<br /> # Drag the XMP file you saved to your desktop to the folder that just opened<br /> # Close the folder<br /> <br /> You may have to create the "XMP" folder under "Adobe", and you may also have to create the "Metadata Templates" folder under "XMP".<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 3: Mark Document ==<br /> <br /> Within your Adobe application open the metadata panel while editing a file you want to mark (File | File Info in Photoshop for example). Using the fly-out menu in the lower left corner of the panel, choose the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-templates.jpg]]<br /> <br /> In Acrobat 9, go to File | Document Properties and click on the Description tab. From there click an Additional Metadata... and select Advanced in the panel on the left. Click on the fly-out menu in the top left corner and select the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-acrobat-templates.png]]<br /> <br /> == Step 4: Save and Publish ==<br /> <br /> Save your file! If publishing on the web the page that links to your XMP-marked document should contain a license notice and metadata, which can be copied from the same licensing process.<br /> <br /> = Creative Commons XMP Custom FileInfo Panel =<br /> <br /> Copyright information is displayed in the standard Description panel (see screenshot above). This may be supplemented by the [http://johnbishopimnages.com/photoshop Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel]. This optional panel displays the copyright information available via the Description panel as well as a pointer to this page for help and a License URL, which may differ from the Copyright Info URL (see [[XMP#advanced|advanced usage]]).<br /> <br /> This custom XMP FileInfo panel [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp is available for free ...]<br /> <br /> [[File:CS4-CS5-XMP-FileInfo-Panel-2.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <small><br>The XMP logo is either a registered trademark or trademark of the Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.<br /> <br /> --[[User:John_Bishop_Images|john bishop images]] 22:16, 25 November 2010 (PST)<br /> [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp Get the latest version ...]</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=File:XMP-FileInfo-Panel-2.jpg&diff=44757 File:XMP-FileInfo-Panel-2.jpg 2010-11-27T06:14:27Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Screenshot of the custom Creative Commons XMP FileInfo Panel for Adobe CS4 and CS5</p> <hr /> <div>Screenshot of the custom Creative Commons XMP FileInfo Panel for Adobe CS4 and CS5</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=Adobe_Metadata_Panel&diff=44756 Adobe Metadata Panel 2010-11-27T05:57:50Z

<p>John-bishop-images: /* Now available */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]][[Category:Developer]][[Category:Example]][[Category:XMP]]<br /> ==='''<span style="color:#800000;">The implementation of the Abode Metadata (XMP FileInfo) panel <br />has changed [[#Adobe_CS4_and_CS5|<span style="color:#000080;">starting with CS4</span>]].</span>'''===<br /> <br /><br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS3</span>=<br /> You can add a panel to Adobe Photoshop CS3 and other Adobe CS3 based [[XMP]]-compliant applications. This panel lets you choose a license from the convenience of the File Info box. Here's how:<br /> <br /> == On Windows ==<br /> Just run our setup program:<br /> * [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/Setup.exe Click here to download the CS3 Creative Commons panel setup program.]<br /> <br /> You may have to restart the application before it notices the new panel.<br /> <br /> == On Mac ==<br /> Simply download [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/CC-panel-installer.dmg our installer disk image] and run the installer package inside.<br /> <br /> == More information ==<br /> You can see:<br /> * [http://www.adobe.com/products/xmp/custompanel.html How to write your own Adobe custom metadata panel]<br /> * [http://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cctools/adobe_panel/trunk/ A browser showing you the history of our panel in Subversion]<br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS4 and CS5</span>=<br /> Adobe changed the implementation of the XMP FileInfo panels starting with it's CS4 suite. Beginning in CS4 the FileInfo dialog is a Flash based application built using Flash, C++ or Java. Installing the text-based CS3 version above will not work.<br /> <br /> ==MAC and Windows versions now available==<br /> CS4 and CS5 versions of a FileInfo panel for embedding a Creative Commons license metadata is now available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp john bishop images]. <br /> <br /> Support for the application based panels like those found in (for example) Bridge and Premiere Pro will also be included, as well as XMP presets.<br /> <br /> These panels run under both MAC or Windows systems.<br /> <br /> For more information, please see [[User:John_Bishop_Images|the developers wiki page]].</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John_Bishop_Images&diff=44755 User:John Bishop Images 2010-11-27T05:54:48Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC metadata is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Starting with Creative Suite 5, PLUS metadata is also now exposed. Photoshop Lightroom support for PLUS metadata is available via a third party plugin, and until now, Creative Commons metadata was only available for Creative Suite 3 based programs.<br /> <br /> After extensive development and testing Creative Commons metadata is now exposed in Creative Suite 4 and 5 programs via a third party custom XMP FileInfo panel available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/?xmp john bishop images].<br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the panels for Creative Suites 3, 4 and 5.<br /> <br /> [[User:John_Bishop_Images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John_Bishop_Images&diff=44754 User:John Bishop Images 2010-11-27T05:54:01Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC metadata is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Starting with Creative Suite 5, PLUS metadata is also now exposed. Photoshop Lightroom support for PLUS metadata is available via a third party plugin, and until now, Creative Commons metadata was only available for Creative Suite 3 based programs.<br /> <br /> After extensive development and testing Creative Commons metadata is now exposed in Creative Suite 4 and 5 programs via a third party custom XMP FileInfo panel available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/?xmp john bishop images].<br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the panels for Creative Suites 3, 4 and 5.<br /> <br /> [[User:John-Bishop-Images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John-Bishop-Images&diff=44753 User:John-Bishop-Images 2010-11-27T05:53:15Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC metadata is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Starting with Creative Suite 5, PLUS metadata is also now exposed. Photoshop Lightroom support for PLUS metadata is available via a third party plugin, and until now, Creative Commons metadata was only available for Creative Suite 3 based programs.<br /> <br /> After extensive development and testing Creative Commons metadata is now exposed in Creative Suite 4 and 5 programs via a third party custom XMP FileInfo panel available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp john bishop images].<br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe metadata panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the panels for Creative Suites 3, 4 and 5.<br /> <br /> [[User:John-Bishop-Images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 26 November 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=Adobe_Metadata_Panel&diff=44752 Adobe Metadata Panel 2010-11-27T05:52:20Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]][[Category:Developer]][[Category:Example]][[Category:XMP]]<br /> ==='''<span style="color:#800000;">The implementation of the Abode Metadata (XMP FileInfo) panel <br />has changed [[#Adobe_CS4_and_CS5|<span style="color:#000080;">starting with CS4</span>]].</span>'''===<br /> <br /><br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS3</span>=<br /> You can add a panel to Adobe Photoshop CS3 and other Adobe CS3 based [[XMP]]-compliant applications. This panel lets you choose a license from the convenience of the File Info box. Here's how:<br /> <br /> == On Windows ==<br /> Just run our setup program:<br /> * [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/Setup.exe Click here to download the CS3 Creative Commons panel setup program.]<br /> <br /> You may have to restart the application before it notices the new panel.<br /> <br /> == On Mac ==<br /> Simply download [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/CC-panel-installer.dmg our installer disk image] and run the installer package inside.<br /> <br /> == More information ==<br /> You can see:<br /> * [http://www.adobe.com/products/xmp/custompanel.html How to write your own Adobe custom metadata panel]<br /> * [http://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cctools/adobe_panel/trunk/ A browser showing you the history of our panel in Subversion]<br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS4 and CS5</span>=<br /> Adobe changed the implementation of the XMP FileInfo panels starting with it's CS4 suite. Beginning in CS4 the FileInfo dialog is a Flash based application built using Flash, C++ or Java. Installing the text-based CS3 version above will not work.<br /> <br /> ==Now available==<br /> CS4 and CS5 versions of a FileInfo panel for embedding a Creative Commons license metadata is now available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp john bishop images]. <br /> <br /> Support for the application based panels like those found in (for example) Bridge and Premiere Pro will also be included, as well as XMP presets.<br /> <br /> For more information, please see [[User:John_Bishop_Images|the developers wiki page]].</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=Adobe_Metadata_Panel&diff=44751 Adobe Metadata Panel 2010-11-27T05:51:23Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]][[Category:Developer]][[Category:Example]][[Category:XMP]]<br /> ==='''<span style="color:#800000;">The implementation of the Abode Metadata (XMP FileInfo) panel <br />has changed [[#Adobe_CS4_and_CS5|<span style="color:#000080;">starting with CS4</span>]].</span>'''===<br /> <br /><br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS3</span>=<br /> You can add a panel to Adobe Photoshop CS3 and other Adobe CS3 based [[XMP]]-compliant applications. This panel lets you choose a license from the convenience of the File Info box. Here's how:<br /> <br /> == On Windows ==<br /> Just run our setup program:<br /> * [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/Setup.exe Click here to download the CS3 Creative Commons panel setup program.]<br /> <br /> You may have to restart the application before it notices the new panel.<br /> <br /> == On Mac ==<br /> Simply download [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/CC-panel-installer.dmg our installer disk image] and run the installer package inside.<br /> <br /> == More information ==<br /> You can see:<br /> * [http://www.adobe.com/products/xmp/custompanel.html How to write your own Adobe custom metadata panel]<br /> * [http://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cctools/adobe_panel/trunk/ A browser showing you the history of our panel in Subversion]<br /> <br /> =<span style="color:#000080;">Adobe CS4 and CS5</span>=<br /> Adobe changed the implementation of the XMP FileInfo panels starting with it's CS4 suite. Beginning in CS4 the FileInfo dialog is a Flash based application built using Flash, C++ or Java. Installing the text-based CS3 version above will not work.<br /> <br /> ==Now available==<br /> CS4 and CS5 versions of a FileInfo panel for embedding a Creative Commons license are is now available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp john bishop images]. <br /> <br /> Support for the application based panels like those found in (for example) Bridge and Premiere Pro will also be included, as well as XMP presets.<br /> <br /> For more information, please see [[User:John_Bishop_Images|the developers wiki page]].</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John-Bishop-Images&diff=44750 User:John-Bishop-Images 2010-11-27T05:47:39Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC metadata is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Starting with Creative Suite 5, PLUS metadata is also now exposed. Photoshop Lightroom support for PLUS metadata is available via a third party plugin, and until now, Creative Commons metadata was only available for Creative Suite 3 based programs.<br /> <br /> After extensive development and testing Creative Commons metadata is now exposed in Creative Suite 4 and 5 programs via a third party custom XMP FileInfo panel available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp john bishop images].<br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe metadata panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the panels for Creative Suites 3, 4 and 5.<br /> <br /> [[User:John-bishop-images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 26 November 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John-Bishop-Images&diff=44749 User:John-Bishop-Images 2010-11-27T05:47:09Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC metadata is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Starting with Creative Suite 5, PLUS metadata is also now exposed. Photoshop Lightroom support for PLUS metadata is available via a third party plugin, and until now, Creative Commons metadata was only available for Creative Suite 3 based programs.<br /> <br /> After extensive development and testing Creative Commons metadata is now exposed in Creative Suite 4 and 5 programs via a third party custom XMP FileInfo panel available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons/?xmp john bishop images].<br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the panels for Creative Suites 3, 4 and 5.<br /> <br /> [[User:John-bishop-images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 26 November 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John-Bishop-Images&diff=44748 User:John-Bishop-Images 2010-11-27T05:44:56Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC metadata is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Starting with Creative Suite 5, PLUS metadata is also now exposed. Photoshop Lightroom support for PLUS metadata is available via a third party plugin, and until now, Creative Commons metadata was only available for Creative Suite 3 based programs.<br /> <br /> After extensive development and testing Creative Commons metadata is now exposed in Creative Suite 4 and 5 programs via a third party custom XMP FileInfo panel available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/?xmp john bishop images].<br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the panels for Creative Suites 3, 4 and 5.<br /> <br /> [[User:John-bishop-images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 26 November 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John_Bishop_Images&diff=44747 User:John Bishop Images 2010-11-27T05:42:55Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC metadata is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Starting with Creative Suite 5, PLUS metadata is also now exposed. Photoshop Lightroom support for PLUS metadata is available via a third party plugin, and until now, Creative Commons metadata was only available for Creative Suite 3 based programs.<br /> <br /> After extensive development and testing Creative Commons metadata is now exposed in Creative Suite 4 and 5 programs via a third party custom XMP FileInfo panel available from [http://johnbishopimages.com/?xmp john bishop images].<br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the panels for Creative Suites 3, 4 and 5.<br /> <br /> [[User:John-bishop-images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John_Bishop_Images&diff=44746 User:John Bishop Images 2010-11-27T05:33:38Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC meta-data is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Currently PLUS is only available in Photoshop Lightroom and CC is only available for CS3 based programs.<br /> <br /> I have started development of XMP FileInfo dialog Creative Commons panel for CS4 and CS5. <br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the CS3 panel. For further details on the CS4/CS5 panels please drop me a note at john_bishop [at] johnbishopimages.com.<br /> <br /> [[User:John Bishop Images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John_Bishop_Images&diff=44745 User:John Bishop Images 2010-11-27T05:33:14Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being used for commercial use (unless they want to pay me) yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka PLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC meta-data is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Currently PLUS is only available in Photoshop Lightroom and CC is only available for CS3 based programs.<br /> <br /> I have started development of XMP FileInfo dialog Creative Commons panel for CS4 and CS5. <br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the CS3 panel. For further details on the CS4/CS5 panels please drop me a note at john_bishop [at] johnbishopimages.com.<br /> <br /> [[User:John Bishop Images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John-Bishop-Images&diff=44743 User:John-Bishop-Images 2010-11-27T05:24:44Z

<p>John-bishop-images: moved User:John-bishop-images to User:John-Bishop-Images</p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being ripped off for commercial use yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC meta-data is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Currently PLUS is only available in Photoshop Lightroom and CC is only available for CS3 based programs.<br /> <br /> I have started development of XMP FileInfo dialog Creative Commons panel for CS4 and CS5. <br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the CS3 panel. For further details on the CS4/CS5 panels please drop me a note at john_bishop [at] johnbishopimages.com.<br /> <br /> [[User:John Bishop|John Bishop]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User_talk:John_Bishop_Images&diff=44742 User talk:John Bishop Images 2010-11-27T05:20:26Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Created page with "I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open ..."</p> <hr /> <div>I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John_Bishop_Images&diff=44741 User:John Bishop Images 2010-11-27T05:18:20Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being ripped off for commercial use yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka PLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC meta-data is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Currently PLUS is only available in Photoshop Lightroom and CC is only available for CS3 based programs.<br /> <br /> I have started development of XMP FileInfo dialog Creative Commons panel for CS4 and CS5. <br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the CS3 panel. For further details on the CS4/CS5 panels please drop me a note at john_bishop [at] johnbishopimages.com.<br /> <br /> [[User:John Bishop Images|john bishop images]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John-Bishop-Images&diff=44740 User:John-Bishop-Images 2010-11-27T05:15:38Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being ripped off for commercial use yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka usePLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC meta-data is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Currently PLUS is only available in Photoshop Lightroom and CC is only available for CS3 based programs.<br /> <br /> I have started development of XMP FileInfo dialog Creative Commons panel for CS4 and CS5. <br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the CS3 panel. For further details on the CS4/CS5 panels please drop me a note at john_bishop [at] johnbishopimages.com.<br /> <br /> [[User:John Bishop|John Bishop]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John_Bishop_Images&diff=44738 User:John Bishop Images 2010-11-27T05:10:07Z

<p>John-bishop-images: moved User:John Bishop to User:John Bishop Images</p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being ripped off for commercial use yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka PLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC meta-data is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Currently PLUS is only available in Photoshop Lightroom and CC is only available for CS3 based programs.<br /> <br /> I have started development of XMP FileInfo dialog Creative Commons panel for CS4 and CS5. <br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the CS3 panel. For further details on the CS4/CS5 panels please drop me a note at john_bishop [at] johnbishopimages.com.<br /> <br /> [[User:John Bishop|John Bishop]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John_Bishop&diff=44739 User:John Bishop 2010-11-27T05:10:07Z

<p>John-bishop-images: moved User:John Bishop to User:John Bishop Images</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[User:John Bishop Images]]</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=User:John-Bishop-Images&diff=44737 User:John-Bishop-Images 2010-11-27T05:05:39Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Created page with "As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being ripped off for commercial use yet allow other peer creatives..."</p> <hr /> <div>As a [http://johnbishopimages.com photographer and web creative] I want to be able to protect my creations from being ripped off for commercial use yet allow other peer creatives the ability to use my images in their own creations - as long as I got credit for them. Creative Commons to the rescue.<br /> <br /> I joined the Creative Commons in 2008 and have [http://johnbishopimages.com/blog/tag/creative-commons/ written extensively] about both the Creative Commons, Open Source and Open Directory as well as the GNU/GPL. Much of the functionality of my web site comes from Open Source or GNU/GPL [http://johnbishopimages.com/resources.php licensed materials].<br /> <br /> Along this creative journey my interest in licensing, copyright, copyleft, and other licensing and protection schemes has grown. As a photographer (my web site is just a vehicle for that expression) I have an interested in understanding how embedded meta-data is used to protect creatives and their creations.<br /> <br /> This has lead me to examine standards like the [http://dublincore.org Dublin Core Metadata Initiative], the [http://iptc.org/cms/site/ International Press Telecommunications Council], the [http://useplus.org Picture Licensing Usage System] (aka PLUS) and the [http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons] as sources of licensing and protection schemes. <br /> <br /> Dublin Core and IPTC meta-data is exposed in Adobe's Creative Suite programs (most significantly Photoshop and Bridge) as well as Photoshop Lightroom. <br /> <br /> Currently PLUS is only available in Photoshop Lightroom and CC is only available for CS3 based programs.<br /> <br /> I have started development of XMP FileInfo dialog Creative Commons panel for CS4 and CS5. <br /> <br /> The [[Adobe_Metadata_Panel|Adobe meta-data panel]] (aka the XMP FileInfo dialog) wiki section has more information as well as a link to download the CS3 panel. For further details on the CS4/CS5 panels please drop me a note at john_bishop [at] johnbishopimages.com.<br /> <br /> [[User:John Bishop|John Bishop]] 20:58, 10 July 2010 (UTC)</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=Adobe_Metadata_Panel&diff=44053 Adobe Metadata Panel 2010-11-13T05:27:31Z

<p>John-bishop-images: /* The implementation of the Abode Metadata (XMP FileInfo) panelhas changed starting with CS4. */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]][[Category:Developer]][[Category:Example]][[Category:XMP]]<br /> ==='''<span style="color:#800000;">The implementation of the Abode Metadata (XMP FileInfo) panel <br />has changed [[#Adobe_CS4_and_CS5|<span style="color:#000080;">starting with CS4</span>]].</span>'''===<br /> <br /><br /> <br /> =Adobe CS3=<br /> You can add a panel to Adobe Photoshop CS3 and other Adobe CS3 based [[XMP]]-compliant applications. This panel lets you choose a license from the convenience of the File Info box. Here's how:<br /> <br /> == On Windows ==<br /> Just run our setup program:<br /> * [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/Setup.exe Click here to download the CS3 Creative Commons panel setup program.]<br /> <br /> You may have to restart the application before it notices the new panel.<br /> <br /> == On Mac ==<br /> Simply download [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/CC-panel-installer.dmg our installer disk image] and run the installer package inside.<br /> <br /> == More information ==<br /> You can see:<br /> * [http://www.adobe.com/products/xmp/custompanel.html How to write your own Adobe custom metadata panel]<br /> * [http://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cctools/adobe_panel/trunk/ A browser showing you the history of our panel in Subversion]<br /> <br /> =Adobe CS4 and CS5=<br /> Adobe changed the implementation of the XMP FileInfo panels starting with it's CS4 suite. Beginning in CS4 the FileInfo dialog is a Flash based application built using Flex or Flash Builder. Installing the text-based CS3 version above will not work.<br /> <br /> ==Under development!==<br /> CS4 and CS5 versions of a FileInfo panel for embedding a Creative Commons license are currently under development. This will be functional where ever the FileInfo XMP Flash application is exposed (ie. Photoshop, Illustrator, ...). <br /> <br /> Support for the application based panels like those found in (for example) Bridge and Premiere Pro will also be included, as well as XMP presets.<br /> <br /> For more information, please see [[User:John_Bishop|the developers wiki page]].</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=Adobe_Metadata_Panel&diff=44052 Adobe Metadata Panel 2010-11-13T05:26:58Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]][[Category:Developer]][[Category:Example]][[Category:XMP]]<br /> ==='''<span style="color:#800000;">The implementation of the Abode Metadata (XMP FileInfo) panel<br />has changed [[#Adobe_CS4_and_CS5|<span style="color:#000080;">starting with CS4</span>]].</span>'''===<br /> <br /> <br /> =Adobe CS3=<br /> You can add a panel to Adobe Photoshop CS3 and other Adobe CS3 based [[XMP]]-compliant applications. This panel lets you choose a license from the convenience of the File Info box. Here's how:<br /> <br /> == On Windows ==<br /> Just run our setup program:<br /> * [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/Setup.exe Click here to download the CS3 Creative Commons panel setup program.]<br /> <br /> You may have to restart the application before it notices the new panel.<br /> <br /> == On Mac ==<br /> Simply download [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/CC-panel-installer.dmg our installer disk image] and run the installer package inside.<br /> <br /> == More information ==<br /> You can see:<br /> * [http://www.adobe.com/products/xmp/custompanel.html How to write your own Adobe custom metadata panel]<br /> * [http://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cctools/adobe_panel/trunk/ A browser showing you the history of our panel in Subversion]<br /> <br /> =Adobe CS4 and CS5=<br /> Adobe changed the implementation of the XMP FileInfo panels starting with it's CS4 suite. Beginning in CS4 the FileInfo dialog is a Flash based application built using Flex or Flash Builder. Installing the text-based CS3 version above will not work.<br /> <br /> ==Under development!==<br /> CS4 and CS5 versions of a FileInfo panel for embedding a Creative Commons license are currently under development. This will be functional where ever the FileInfo XMP Flash application is exposed (ie. Photoshop, Illustrator, ...). <br /> <br /> Support for the application based panels like those found in (for example) Bridge and Premiere Pro will also be included, as well as XMP presets.<br /> <br /> For more information, please see [[User:John_Bishop|the developers wiki page]].</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=Adobe_Metadata_Panel&diff=44051 Adobe Metadata Panel 2010-11-13T05:09:17Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]][[Category:Developer]][[Category:Example]][[Category:XMP]]<br /> '''The implementation of the Abode Metadata (XMP FileInfo) panel has changed [[#Adobe_CS4_and_CS5|starting with CS4]].'''<br /> <br /> =Adobe CS3=<br /> You can add a panel to Adobe Photoshop CS3 and other Adobe CS3 based [[XMP]]-compliant applications. This panel lets you choose a license from the convenience of the File Info box. Here's how:<br /> <br /> == On Windows ==<br /> Just run our setup program:<br /> * [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/Setup.exe Click here to download the CS3 Creative Commons panel setup program.]<br /> <br /> You may have to restart the application before it notices the new panel.<br /> <br /> == On Mac ==<br /> Simply download [http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/adobe-panel/CC-panel-installer.dmg our installer disk image] and run the installer package inside.<br /> <br /> == More information ==<br /> You can see:<br /> * [http://www.adobe.com/products/xmp/custompanel.html How to write your own Adobe custom metadata panel]<br /> * [http://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/cctools/adobe_panel/trunk/ A browser showing you the history of our panel in Subversion]<br /> <br /> =Adobe CS4 and CS5=<br /> Adobe changed the implementation of the XMP FileInfo panels starting with it's CS4 suite. Beginning in CS4 the FileInfo dialog is a Flash based application built using Flex or Flash Builder. Installing the text-based CS3 version above will not work.<br /> <br /> ==Under development!==<br /> CS4 and CS5 versions of a FileInfo panel for embedding a Creative Commons license are currently under development. This will be functional where ever the FileInfo XMP Flash application is exposed (ie. Photoshop, Illustrator, ...). <br /> <br /> Support for the application based panels like those found in (for example) Bridge and Premiere Pro will also be included, as well as XMP presets.<br /> <br /> For more information, please see [[User:John_Bishop|the developers wiki page]].</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications&diff=44050 XMP help for Adobe applications 2010-11-13T05:05:12Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]]<br /> [[Category:Developer]]<br /> [[Category:XMP]]<br /> [[Category:metadata]]<br /> You are here because you want to use an Adobe application like Photoshop to mark files as re-usable under a Creative Commons license.<br /> <br /> Many Adobe applications support embedding [[XMP]] metadata in files, including PSD documents, Digital Negative files (DNG), JPEG files and PDF documents. The Creative Commons [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ licensing process] offers an [[XMP]] template which may be used to mark documents with Creative Commons license information.<br /> <br /> A Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel, accessible from many Adobe applications, [[#Creative_Commons_XMP_Custom_FileInfo_Panel|is also available]].<br /> <br /> Note that a licensed PDF document should include a visible copyright notice as described in [[HOWTO Tag HTML pages|how to tag works]] in addition to embedded metadata.<br /> <br /> = How to tag a single file =<br /> <br /> == Step 1: Choose a license ==<br /> <br /> Click on "choose license" on most pages at creativecommons.org to visit the [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ license selection application].<br /> <br /> == Step 2: Create an XMP template ==<br /> <br /> In order to mark you work you need an XMP template. You can create this using a text editor. Use the following text, replacing '''LICENSE_URL''', '''YOUR_NAME''' and '''LICENSE_NAME''' with the appropriate values. <br /> <br /> For example, if a user chose [http://staging.creativecommons.org/license/results-one?q_1=2&q_1=1&field_commercial=yes&field_derivatives=yes&field_jurisdiction=&field_format=&field_worktitle=&field_attribute_to_name=&field_attribute_to_url=&field_sourceurl=&field_morepermissionsurl=&lang=en_US&language=en_US&n_questions=3 Attribution 3.0] they would replace '''LICENSE_URL''' with <code>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/</code>, '''LICENSE_NAME''' with <code>Attribution 3.0</code> and '''YOUR_NAME''' with the user's name.<br /> <br /> <code><pre><br /> <?xpacket begin='' id=''?><x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'><br /> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:xapRights='http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/rights/'><br /> <xapRights:Marked>True</xapRights:Marked> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:dc='http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/'><br /> <dc:rights><br /> <rdf:Alt><br /> <rdf:li xml:lang='x-default' >Copyright 2009, YOUR_NAME. Licensed to the public under Creative Commons LICENSE_NAME.</rdf:li><br /> </rdf:Alt><br /> </dc:rights><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:cc='http://creativecommons.org/ns#'><br /> <cc:license rdf:resource='LICENSE_URL'/><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> </rdf:RDF><br /> </x:xmpmeta><?xpacket end='r'?><br /> </pre></code><br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Mac OS X): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> Under OS X save the file to<br /> <br /> <blockquote><tt>/Users/{YOUR USERNAME}/Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Metadata Templates</tt></blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your OS X short username. You may have to manually create the 'Metadata Templates' directory before saving.<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Windows): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> In Windows XP, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Documents and Settings\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> In Windows Vista and Windows 7, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Users\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your Windows username. The easiest way do this is to save the file to the desktop, and then to:<br /> <br /> # Click on the Start Menu<br /> # Click "Run..."<br /> # Type Desktop\..\Application Data<br /> # Click "OK"<br /> # Open the "Adobe" folder inside there<br /> # Open the "XMP" folder inside there, ''or create it'' if there is no XMP folder<br /> # Open the "Metadata Templates" folder inside, ''or create it'' if there is no folder by that name<br /> # Drag the XMP file you saved to your desktop to the folder that just opened<br /> # Close the folder<br /> <br /> You may have to create the "XMP" folder under "Adobe", and you may also have to create the "Metadata Templates" folder under "XMP".<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 3: Mark Document ==<br /> <br /> Within your Adobe application open the metadata panel while editing a file you want to mark (File | File Info in Photoshop for example). Using the fly-out menu in the lower left corner of the panel, choose the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-templates.jpg]]<br /> <br /> In Acrobat 9, go to File | Document Properties and click on the Description tab. From there click an Additional Metadata... and select Advanced in the panel on the left. Click on the fly-out menu in the top left corner and select the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-acrobat-templates.png]]<br /> <br /> == Step 4: Save and Publish ==<br /> <br /> Save your file! If publishing on the web the page that links to your XMP-marked document should contain a license notice and metadata, which can be copied from the same licensing process.<br /> <br /> = Creative Commons XMP Custom FileInfo Panel =<br /> <br /> Copyright information is displayed in the standard Description panel (see screenshot above). This may be supplemented by the [http://johnbishopimnages.com/photoshop Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel]. This optional panel displays the copyright information available via the Description panel as well as a pointer to this page for help and a License URL, which may differ from the Copyright Info URL (see [[XMP#advanced|advanced usage]]).<br /> <br /> This custom XMP FileInfo panel [http://johnbishopimages.com/photoshop is available for free ...]<br /> <br /> [[File:CS4-CS5-XMP-FileInfo-Panel.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <small><br>The XMP logo is either a registered trademark or trademark of the Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.<br /> <br /> --[[User:John Bishop|John Bishop]] 00:52, 6 September 2010 (UTC)<br /> [http://johnbishopimages.com/photoshop Get the latest version ...]</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications&diff=44049 XMP help for Adobe applications 2010-11-13T04:48:40Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]]<br /> [[Category:Developer]]<br /> [[Category:XMP]]<br /> [[Category:metadata]]<br /> You are here because you want to use an Adobe application like Photoshop to mark files as re-usable under a Creative Commons license.<br /> <br /> Many Adobe applications support embedding [[XMP]] metadata in files, including PSD documents, Digital Negative files (DNG), JPEG files and PDF documents. The Creative Commons [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ licensing process] offers an [[XMP]] template which may be used to mark documents with Creative Commons license information.<br /> <br /> A Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel, accessible from many Adobe applications, is also available - see below.<br /> <br /> Note that a licensed PDF document should include a visible copyright notice as described in [[HOWTO Tag HTML pages|how to tag works]] in addition to embedded metadata.<br /> <br /> = How to tag a single file =<br /> <br /> == Step 1: Choose a license ==<br /> <br /> Click on "choose license" on most pages at creativecommons.org to visit the [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ license selection application].<br /> <br /> == Step 2: Create an XMP template ==<br /> <br /> In order to mark you work you need an XMP template. You can create this using a text editor. Use the following text, replacing '''LICENSE_URL''', '''YOUR_NAME''' and '''LICENSE_NAME''' with the appropriate values. <br /> <br /> For example, if a user chose [http://staging.creativecommons.org/license/results-one?q_1=2&q_1=1&field_commercial=yes&field_derivatives=yes&field_jurisdiction=&field_format=&field_worktitle=&field_attribute_to_name=&field_attribute_to_url=&field_sourceurl=&field_morepermissionsurl=&lang=en_US&language=en_US&n_questions=3 Attribution 3.0] they would replace '''LICENSE_URL''' with <code>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/</code>, '''LICENSE_NAME''' with <code>Attribution 3.0</code> and '''YOUR_NAME''' with the user's name.<br /> <br /> <code><pre><br /> <?xpacket begin='' id=''?><x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'><br /> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:xapRights='http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/rights/'><br /> <xapRights:Marked>True</xapRights:Marked> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:dc='http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/'><br /> <dc:rights><br /> <rdf:Alt><br /> <rdf:li xml:lang='x-default' >Copyright 2009, YOUR_NAME. Licensed to the public under Creative Commons LICENSE_NAME.</rdf:li><br /> </rdf:Alt><br /> </dc:rights><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:cc='http://creativecommons.org/ns#'><br /> <cc:license rdf:resource='LICENSE_URL'/><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> </rdf:RDF><br /> </x:xmpmeta><?xpacket end='r'?><br /> </pre></code><br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Mac OS X): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> Under OS X save the file to<br /> <br /> <blockquote><tt>/Users/{YOUR USERNAME}/Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Metadata Templates</tt></blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your OS X short username. You may have to manually create the 'Metadata Templates' directory before saving.<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Windows): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> In Windows, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Documents and Settings\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your Windows username. The easiest way do this is to save the file to the desktop, and then to:<br /> <br /> # Click on the Start Menu<br /> # Click "Run..."<br /> # Type Desktop\..\Application Data<br /> # Click "OK"<br /> # Open the "Adobe" folder inside there<br /> # Open the "XMP" folder inside there, ''or create it'' if there is no XMP folder<br /> # Open the "Metadata Templates" folder inside, ''or create it'' if there is no folder by that name<br /> # Drag the XMP file you saved to your desktop to the folder that just opened<br /> # Close the folder<br /> <br /> You may have to create the "XMP" folder under "Adobe", and you may also have to create the "Metadata Templates" folder under "XMP".<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 3: Mark Document ==<br /> <br /> Within your Adobe application open the metadata panel while editing a file you want to mark (File | File Info in Photoshop for example). Using the fly-out menu in the lower left corner of the panel, choose the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-templates.jpg]]<br /> <br /> In Acrobat 9, go to File | Document Properties and click on the Description tab. From there click an Additional Metadata... and select Advanced in the panel on the left. Click on the fly-out menu in the top left corner and select the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-acrobat-templates.png]]<br /> <br /> == Step 4: Save and Publish ==<br /> <br /> Save your file! If publishing on the web the page that links to your XMP-marked document should contain a license notice and metadata, which can be copied from the same licensing process.<br /> <br /> = Creative Commons XMP Custom FileInfo Panel =<br /> <br /> Copyright information is displayed in the standard Description panel (see screenshot above). This may be supplemented by the [http://johnbishopimnages.com/photoshop Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel]. This optional panel displays the copyright information available via the Description panel as well as a pointer to this page for help and a License URL, which may differ from the Copyright Info URL (see [[XMP#advanced|advanced usage]]).<br /> <br /> This custom XMP FileInfo panel [http://johnbishopimages.com/photoshop is available for free ...]<br /> <br /> [[File:CS4-CS5-XMP-FileInfo-Panel.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <small><br>The XMP logo is either a registered trademark or trademark of the Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.<br /> <br /> --[[User:John Bishop|John Bishop]] 00:52, 6 September 2010 (UTC)<br /> [http://johnbishopimages.com/photoshop Get the latest version ...]</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications&diff=44048 XMP help for Adobe applications 2010-11-13T04:46:39Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]]<br /> [[Category:Developer]]<br /> [[Category:XMP]]<br /> [[Category:metadata]]<br /> You are here because you want to use an Adobe application like Photoshop to mark files as re-usable under a Creative Commons license.<br /> <br /> Many Adobe applications support embedding [[XMP]] metadata in files, including PSD documents, Digital Negative files (DNG), JPEG files and PDF documents. The Creative Commons [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ licensing process] offers an [[XMP]] template which may be used to mark documents with Creative Commons license information.<br /> <br /> A Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel, accessible from many Adobe applications, is also available.<br /> <br /> Note that a licensed PDF document should include a visible copyright notice as described in [[HOWTO Tag HTML pages|how to tag works]] in addition to embedded metadata.<br /> <br /> = How to tag a single file =<br /> <br /> == Step 1: Choose a license ==<br /> <br /> Click on "choose license" on most pages at creativecommons.org to visit the [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ license selection application].<br /> <br /> == Step 2: Create an XMP template ==<br /> <br /> In order to mark you work you need an XMP template. You can create this using a text editor. Use the following text, replacing '''LICENSE_URL''', '''YOUR_NAME''' and '''LICENSE_NAME''' with the appropriate values. <br /> <br /> For example, if a user chose [http://staging.creativecommons.org/license/results-one?q_1=2&q_1=1&field_commercial=yes&field_derivatives=yes&field_jurisdiction=&field_format=&field_worktitle=&field_attribute_to_name=&field_attribute_to_url=&field_sourceurl=&field_morepermissionsurl=&lang=en_US&language=en_US&n_questions=3 Attribution 3.0] they would replace '''LICENSE_URL''' with <code>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/</code>, '''LICENSE_NAME''' with <code>Attribution 3.0</code> and '''YOUR_NAME''' with the user's name.<br /> <br /> <code><pre><br /> <?xpacket begin='' id=''?><x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'><br /> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:xapRights='http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/rights/'><br /> <xapRights:Marked>True</xapRights:Marked> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:dc='http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/'><br /> <dc:rights><br /> <rdf:Alt><br /> <rdf:li xml:lang='x-default' >Copyright 2009, YOUR_NAME. Licensed to the public under Creative Commons LICENSE_NAME.</rdf:li><br /> </rdf:Alt><br /> </dc:rights><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:cc='http://creativecommons.org/ns#'><br /> <cc:license rdf:resource='LICENSE_URL'/><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> </rdf:RDF><br /> </x:xmpmeta><?xpacket end='r'?><br /> </pre></code><br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Mac OS X): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> Under OS X save the file to<br /> <br /> <blockquote><tt>/Users/{YOUR USERNAME}/Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Metadata Templates</tt></blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your OS X short username. You may have to manually create the 'Metadata Templates' directory before saving.<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Windows): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> In Windows, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Documents and Settings\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your Windows username. The easiest way do this is to save the file to the desktop, and then to:<br /> <br /> # Click on the Start Menu<br /> # Click "Run..."<br /> # Type Desktop\..\Application Data<br /> # Click "OK"<br /> # Open the "Adobe" folder inside there<br /> # Open the "XMP" folder inside there, ''or create it'' if there is no XMP folder<br /> # Open the "Metadata Templates" folder inside, ''or create it'' if there is no folder by that name<br /> # Drag the XMP file you saved to your desktop to the folder that just opened<br /> # Close the folder<br /> <br /> You may have to create the "XMP" folder under "Adobe", and you may also have to create the "Metadata Templates" folder under "XMP".<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 3: Mark Document ==<br /> <br /> Within your Adobe application open the metadata panel while editing a file you want to mark (File | File Info in Photoshop for example). Using the fly-out menu in the lower left corner of the panel, choose the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-templates.jpg]]<br /> <br /> In Acrobat 9, go to File | Document Properties and click on the Description tab. From there click an Additional Metadata... and select Advanced in the panel on the left. Click on the fly-out menu in the top left corner and select the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-acrobat-templates.png]]<br /> <br /> == Step 4: Save and Publish ==<br /> <br /> Save your file! If publishing on the web the page that links to your XMP-marked document should contain a license notice and metadata, which can be copied from the same licensing process.<br /> <br /> = Creative Commons XMP Custom FileInfo Panel =<br /> <br /> Copyright information is displayed in the standard Description panel (see screenshot above). This may be supplemented by the [http://johnbishopimnages.com/photoshop Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel]. This optional panel displays the copyright information available via the Description panel as well as a pointer to this page for help and a License URL, which may differ from the Copyright Info URL (see [[XMP#advanced|advanced usage]]).<br /> <br /> This custom XMP FileInfo panel [http://johnbishopimages.com/photoshop is available for free ...]<br /> <br /> [[File:CS4-CS5-XMP-FileInfo-Panel.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <small><br>The XMP logo is either a registered trademark or trademark of the Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.<br /> <br /> --[[User:John Bishop|John Bishop]] 00:52, 6 September 2010 (UTC)<br /> [http://johnbishopimages.com/photoshop Get the latest version ...]</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications&diff=44047 XMP help for Adobe applications 2010-11-13T04:43:41Z

<p>John-bishop-images: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]]<br /> [[Category:Developer]]<br /> [[Category:XMP]]<br /> [[Category:metadata]]<br /> You are here because you want to use an Adobe application like Photoshop to mark files as re-usable under a Creative Commons license.<br /> <br /> Many Adobe applications support embedding [[XMP]] metadata in files, including PSD documents, JPEG files and PDF documents. The Creative Commons [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ licensing process] offers an [[XMP]] template which may be used to mark documents with Creative Commons license information.<br /> <br /> Note that a licensed PDF document should include a visible copyright notice as described in [[HOWTO Tag HTML pages|how to tag works]] in addition to embedded metadata.<br /> <br /> = How to tag a single file =<br /> <br /> == Step 1: Choose a license ==<br /> <br /> Click on "choose license" on most pages at creativecommons.org to visit the [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ license selection application].<br /> <br /> == Step 2: Create an XMP template ==<br /> <br /> In order to mark you work you need an XMP template. You can create this using a text editor. Use the following text, replacing '''LICENSE_URL''', '''YOUR_NAME''' and '''LICENSE_NAME''' with the appropriate values. <br /> <br /> For example, if a user chose [http://staging.creativecommons.org/license/results-one?q_1=2&q_1=1&field_commercial=yes&field_derivatives=yes&field_jurisdiction=&field_format=&field_worktitle=&field_attribute_to_name=&field_attribute_to_url=&field_sourceurl=&field_morepermissionsurl=&lang=en_US&language=en_US&n_questions=3 Attribution 3.0] they would replace '''LICENSE_URL''' with <code>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/</code>, '''LICENSE_NAME''' with <code>Attribution 3.0</code> and '''YOUR_NAME''' with the user's name.<br /> <br /> <code><pre><br /> <?xpacket begin='' id=''?><x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'><br /> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:xapRights='http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/rights/'><br /> <xapRights:Marked>True</xapRights:Marked> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:dc='http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/'><br /> <dc:rights><br /> <rdf:Alt><br /> <rdf:li xml:lang='x-default' >Copyright 2009, YOUR_NAME. Licensed to the public under Creative Commons LICENSE_NAME.</rdf:li><br /> </rdf:Alt><br /> </dc:rights><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:cc='http://creativecommons.org/ns#'><br /> <cc:license rdf:resource='LICENSE_URL'/><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> </rdf:RDF><br /> </x:xmpmeta><?xpacket end='r'?><br /> </pre></code><br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Mac OS X): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> Under OS X save the file to<br /> <br /> <blockquote><tt>/Users/{YOUR USERNAME}/Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Metadata Templates</tt></blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your OS X short username. You may have to manually create the 'Metadata Templates' directory before saving.<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Windows): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> In Windows, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Documents and Settings\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your Windows username. The easiest way do this is to save the file to the desktop, and then to:<br /> <br /> # Click on the Start Menu<br /> # Click "Run..."<br /> # Type Desktop\..\Application Data<br /> # Click "OK"<br /> # Open the "Adobe" folder inside there<br /> # Open the "XMP" folder inside there, ''or create it'' if there is no XMP folder<br /> # Open the "Metadata Templates" folder inside, ''or create it'' if there is no folder by that name<br /> # Drag the XMP file you saved to your desktop to the folder that just opened<br /> # Close the folder<br /> <br /> You may have to create the "XMP" folder under "Adobe", and you may also have to create the "Metadata Templates" folder under "XMP".<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 3: Mark Document ==<br /> <br /> Within your Adobe application open the metadata panel while editing a file you want to mark (File | File Info in Photoshop for example). Using the fly-out menu in the lower left corner of the panel, choose the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-templates.jpg]]<br /> <br /> In Acrobat 9, go to File | Document Properties and click on the Description tab. From there click an Additional Metadata... and select Advanced in the panel on the left. Click on the fly-out menu in the top left corner and select the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-acrobat-templates.png]]<br /> <br /> == Step 4: Save and Publish ==<br /> <br /> Save your file! If publishing on the web the page that links to your XMP-marked document should contain a license notice and metadata, which can be copied from the same licensing process.<br /> <br /> = the Creative Commons XMP Custom FileInfo Panel =<br /> <br /> Copyright information is displayed in the standard Description panel (see screenshot above). This may be supplemented by the [http://johnbishopimnages.com/photoshop Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel]. This optional panel displays the copyright information available via the Description panel as well as a pointer to this page for help and a License URL, which may differ from the Copyright Info URL (see [[XMP#advanced|advanced usage]]).<br /> <br /> This custom XMP FileInfo panel [http://johnbishopimages.com/photoshop is available for free ...]<br /> <br /> [[File:CS4-CS5-XMP-FileInfo-Panel.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <small><br>The XMP logo is either a registered trademark or trademark of the Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.<br /> <br /> --[[User:John Bishop|John Bishop]] 00:52, 6 September 2010 (UTC)<br /> [http://johnbishopimages.com/photoshop Get the latest version ...]</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=XMP_help_for_Adobe_applications&diff=44046 XMP help for Adobe applications 2010-11-13T04:38:15Z

<p>John-bishop-images: /* Step 3: Mark Document */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Technology]]<br /> [[Category:Developer]]<br /> [[Category:XMP]]<br /> [[Category:metadata]]<br /> You are here because you want to use an Adobe application like Photoshop to mark files as re-usable under a Creative Commons license.<br /> <br /> Many Adobe applications support embedding [[XMP]] metadata in files, most notably PDF documents. The Creative Commons [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ licensing process] offers an [[XMP]] template which may be used to mark documents with Creative Commons license information.<br /> <br /> Note that a licensed PDF document should include a visible copyright notice as described in [[HOWTO Tag HTML pages|how to tag works]] in addition to embedded metadata.<br /> <br /> {{Infobox|Only Photoshop CS has been well tested. Problems have been reported getting Acrobat 6.0 to select downloaded XMP templates. Acrobat 5.0 does not support a UI for embedding XMP. Photoshop CS can embed XMP in PDFs via its [[#multiple|file browser]].}}<br /> <br /> = How to tag a single file =<br /> <br /> == Step 1: Choose a license ==<br /> <br /> Click on "choose license" on most pages at creativecommons.org to visit the [http://www.creativecommons.org/license/ license selection application].<br /> <br /> == Step 2: Create an XMP template ==<br /> <br /> In order to mark you work you need an XMP template. You can create this using a text editor. Use the following text, replacing '''LICENSE_URL''', '''YOUR_NAME''' and '''LICENSE_NAME''' with the appropriate values. <br /> <br /> For example, if a user chose [http://staging.creativecommons.org/license/results-one?q_1=2&q_1=1&field_commercial=yes&field_derivatives=yes&field_jurisdiction=&field_format=&field_worktitle=&field_attribute_to_name=&field_attribute_to_url=&field_sourceurl=&field_morepermissionsurl=&lang=en_US&language=en_US&n_questions=3 Attribution 3.0] they would replace '''LICENSE_URL''' with <code>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/</code>, '''LICENSE_NAME''' with <code>Attribution 3.0</code> and '''YOUR_NAME''' with the user's name.<br /> <br /> <code><pre><br /> <?xpacket begin='' id=''?><x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/'><br /> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#'><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:xapRights='http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/rights/'><br /> <xapRights:Marked>True</xapRights:Marked> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:dc='http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/'><br /> <dc:rights><br /> <rdf:Alt><br /> <rdf:li xml:lang='x-default' >Copyright 2009, YOUR_NAME. Licensed to the public under Creative Commons LICENSE_NAME.</rdf:li><br /> </rdf:Alt><br /> </dc:rights><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> <rdf:Description rdf:about=''<br /> xmlns:cc='http://creativecommons.org/ns#'><br /> <cc:license rdf:resource='LICENSE_URL'/><br /> </rdf:Description><br /> <br /> </rdf:RDF><br /> </x:xmpmeta><?xpacket end='r'?><br /> </pre></code><br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Mac OS X): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> Under OS X save the file to<br /> <br /> <blockquote><tt>/Users/{YOUR USERNAME}/Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Metadata Templates</tt></blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your OS X short username. You may have to manually create the 'Metadata Templates' directory before saving.<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 2a (Windows): Save the file to the right folder ==<br /> <br /> In Windows, the file should go in this folder:<br /> <blockquote><br /> <tt><br /> C:\Documents and Settings\<em>{YOUR USERNAME}</em>\Application Data\Adobe\XMP\Metadata Templates<br /> </tt><br /> </blockquote><br /> <br /> where {YOUR USERNAME} is replaced with your Windows username. The easiest way do this is to save the file to the desktop, and then to:<br /> <br /> # Click on the Start Menu<br /> # Click "Run..."<br /> # Type Desktop\..\Application Data<br /> # Click "OK"<br /> # Open the "Adobe" folder inside there<br /> # Open the "XMP" folder inside there, ''or create it'' if there is no XMP folder<br /> # Open the "Metadata Templates" folder inside, ''or create it'' if there is no folder by that name<br /> # Drag the XMP file you saved to your desktop to the folder that just opened<br /> # Close the folder<br /> <br /> You may have to create the "XMP" folder under "Adobe", and you may also have to create the "Metadata Templates" folder under "XMP".<br /> <br /> The filename needs to end with '''.XMP'''.<br /> <br /> == Step 3: Mark Document ==<br /> <br /> Within your Adobe application open the metadata panel while editing a file you want to mark (File | File Info in Photoshop for example). Using the fly-out menu in the lower left corner of the panel, choose the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-templates.jpg]]<br /> <br /> In Acrobat 9, go to File | Document Properties and click on the Description tab. From there click an Additional Metadata... and select Advanced in the panel on the left. Click on the fly-out menu in the top left corner and select the template you saved.<br /> <br /> [[File:CC-acrobat-templates.png]]<br /> <br /> == Step 4: Save and Publish ==<br /> <br /> Save your file! If publishing on the web the page that links to your XMP-marked document should contain a license notice and metadata, which can be copied from the same licensing process.<br /> <br /> = Beyond single files: Creative Commons File Info Panel =<br /> <br /> Copyright information is displayed in the standard Description panel (see screenshot above). This may be supplemented by the [http://johnbishopimnages.com/photoshop Creative Commons XMP FileInfo panel]. This optional panel displays the copyright information available via the Description panel as well as a pointer to this page for help and a License URL, which may differ from the Copyright Info URL (see [[XMP#advanced|advanced usage]]).<br /> <br /> This custom XMP FileInfo panel [http://johnbishopimages.com/photoshop is available for free ...]<br /> <br /> [[File:CS4-CS5-XMP-FileInfo-Panel.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <small><br>The XMP logo is either a registered trademark or trademark of the Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.<br /> <br /> --[[User:John Bishop|John Bishop]] 00:52, 6 September 2010 (UTC)<br /> [http://johnbishopimages.com/creativecommons Get the latest version]</div>

John-bishop-images https://wiki.creativecommons.org/index.php?title=File:CC-acrobat-templates.png&diff=44045 File:CC-acrobat-templates.png 2010-11-13T04:36:46Z

<p>John-bishop-images: Adobe Acrobat Metadata panel</p> <hr /> <div>Adobe Acrobat Metadata panel</div>

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<p>John-bishop-images: XMP FileInfo panel showing Creative Commons templates</p> <hr /> <div>XMP FileInfo panel showing Creative Commons templates</div>

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