Export without metadata

Hello, is it possible to save/export images without exif/metadata informations? And to resize them in this step?
I'd like to export a bunch of images from different Cameras out of the Organizer and want them to have the same size on no exif information.
I know the way in Aperture, but not in PSE.

pcpanik wrote:
Hello, is it possible to save/export images without exif/metadata informations? And to resize them in this step?
I'd like to export a bunch of images from different Cameras out of the Organizer and want them to have the same size on no exif information.
I know the way in Aperture, but not in PSE.
You could use 'save for web' in the editor. That allow you to resize while stripping the metadata.

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> I think I just want to strip out DW markup, leave the
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>
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