The only files that I can see have the information (which is under the "more info..." disclosure triangle in the item's Get Info window) are .pdfs printed via OSX's print-to-pdf function. I've checked .jpg and .gif files produced by GraphicConverter (which is registered under my name) as well as .png files generated by screen shots, and they don't have any identifiying information visible...at least under the Get Info window. I know that Word files usually contain all kinds of information in the file format...including what they used to refer to as the GUID (global user ID??) (I think) that included some information about your computer's MAC address. Are there other, specific files that you see that have yo down as "author" in the Get Info window? I think this is an interesting topic, and wish there were more responses! Michael On Nov 10, 2005, at 7:39 AM, DZ-Jay wrote: > Hello: > When you create a document, whether a PDF, image, or word > processor, when you check the file's property they usually contain > information on who wrote it. This is not necessarily a Bad Thing, > except that I at least haven't found a way to opt out of this feature. > > I believe this information is taken from either the System's > Address Book, or from the specific application's registration > information. > > I would like to remove this information from my already created > documents, and if possible, prevent it from being inserted in > future ones. > > dZ. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/pipermail/x4u/attachments/20051110/5576f606/attachment-0001.html