> You do understand, I hope, that what you are speaking of here is
pattern recognition
May I remind you of the fact that all images bear a code in their filenames
that contains all relevant data.
It's like a banana with a bar code label on it, saying "I am a fruit" and
"My color is yellow".
So no pattern recognition required.
> you've got to construct things in such a way that what the users want can
be got
in the first place.
Thst's true and that was part two of my question.
This bit of the discussions started with my remark, that I don't see why I
should run through my database of images more than once.
I never said I wouldn't even look at the items.
Thanks anyway.
Michael
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