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I am writing a Windows Mobile 7.1 application part of which takes photographs and uploads them to a back-end server. &nbsp;now I know that Windows Mobile &nbsp;7.1 supports GPS - and that you can add data to a jpeg file. &nbsp;My question is can I get the GPS location and add these as attributes to the jpeg image?
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I am writing a Windows Mobile 7.1 application part of which takes photographs and uploads them to a back-end server.  now I know that Windows Mobile  7.1 supports GPS - and that you can add data to a jpeg file.  My question is can I get the GPS location and add these as attributes to the jpeg image?

Windows Mobile 7.1 - Pictures with Location Information

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