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Encyclopedia > Stamping

Stamping may refer to more than one thing:


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Stamp (182 words)
By downloading or installing Stamp, you agree not to redistribute Stamp commercially, and you agree not to hold Tempest Solutions liable in the unlikely event you encounter any problems through installation, use, or misuse of Stamp.
Stamp is an award-winning software utility that renames digital camera photos so they sort in chronological order:
Stamp extracts the date/time each photo was originally shot from camera-generated metadata, then adds a timestamp to the beginning of each filename.
Postage stamp - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1965 words)
Automatenmarken, stamps issued in the denomination of the customer's choice by a kind of machine (similar to computer-vended postage) are also referred to by the acronym ATM, which has created some confusion.
perforated stamps - while this term is often used to refer to the perforations around the edge of a stamp (used to divide the sheet into individual stamps) it is also a technical term for stamps which have been additionally perforated across the middle leaving a distinctive pattern or monogram.
Stamps should be distinguished from cinderellas, stamp-like labels that resemble, but are not, postage stamps.
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