Can anyone please tell me the best way

to strip the EXIF info from an image? I use PSP X to edit my pics. I would be grateful if you can suggest a way of doing this without me having to purchase any more equipment, (software), as my wife is still digesting my recent camera and lenses, ( GX10 two kit lenses, the Samsung version of the DA100 f2.8 macro, an FA 50mm f1.4). Now I'm starting to talk, (gently), to her about some other aquisitions, lol.
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Regards Allan.

I have a photographic memory, but I keep forgetting to remove the lens cap.

Why do you want to strip the EXIF?? I don't know about PSP but in photoshop (with image ready, CS1) if you save Optimized or For Web, the EXIF is one of the things it trashes. Does PSP have a save options button where you can tell it what you do or don't want??
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I figured out a way to do it, it's a convoluted method, but it works, and, as I won't be using it often it'll do. Unless anyone comes up with a better way that is.

After editing the OOC jpg> save as> tif. This removes the exif. If I want to put the image on the web, I have to redo, save as, > jpg. I now have a jpeg without exif info.
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Regards Allan.

I have a photographic memory, but I keep forgetting to remove the lens cap.

That seems like a real screwey way to go about it. Here's something that may be a bit simpler.

http://opanda.com/

The free version (or at least the one on my machine) will allow you to strip the EXIF out of the photo. Just happened to think of it when I read your description. I think you can do Some editing of the EXIF also in the free version. Other features are only available in the paid version.
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http://photobucket.com/albums/v285/jjmel FZ20
http://s134.photobucket.com/albums/q109/jjkyle/ K10D
Still happy with the K10d (in spite of the pixel peepers)
Someone in Poland is enjoying my FZ20 now.

Imagemagick. Great for doing things in batch, but I'm a command line guy..
Open Source and a great package which has been around for more than a
decade and a half I think.

http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php

..and this is the option you want.

http://www.imagemagick.org/script/command-line-options.php#strip

Of course if you're doing things in batch and reducing sizes etc, you'll
want to combined it with the -resize option and probably -unsharp as
well as others.

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Bill, Toronto, Canada