Is it possible to remove/alter data in the file header

[jdkl]

I did some contract work for a company, including building family tables, on the condition that I should keep the rights on the family tables. Unfortunately, in every file there is info relating to the company I was working for, since I was using one of their workstations. Is it possible to remove or alter this data in the file header ?

 

[especial]

jdkl before I say yes, I need more info. I may be thinking out of the box.

AS

 

[jdkl]

This is (part of ?) the data in the header that I meant :

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#UGC:2 PART 998 420 0 1 1 15 2000 9841 000009ae #- VERS 0 0 #- HOST #- LINK #- DBID #- REVS 0, #- RELL 0, #- UOBJ_ID 911993208 381814014 719802951 #- MACH ALPHA_OSF1_V4.0_878 #-END_OF_UGC_HEADER

#P_OBJECT 6

@P_object 1 0

0 1 ->

@dep_db 2 0

1 2 ->

@usr_rev 3 0

1 3 [10]

2 3

@name 4 10

3 4 LF054612

@mod_time 5 0

3 5

@tm_sec 6 1

4 6 30

@tm_min 7 1

4 7 54

@tm_hour 8 1

4 8 13

@tm_mday 9 1

4 9 23

@tm_mon 10 1

4 10 9

@tm_year 11 1

4 11 98

@action 12 1

3 12 1000

@comment 13 10

3 13 Hostname: 'bs20r.staffs.ac.uk'

@rel_level 14 10

3 14

@rev_string 15 10

3 15

2 3

3 4 LF054612

3 5

4 6 33

4 7 19

4 8 14

4 9 28

4 10 9

4 11 98

3 12 1000

3 13 Hostname: 'bs20q.staffs.ac.uk'

3 14

3 15

2 3

3 4 LF054612

3 5

4 6 8

4 7 8

4 8 10

4 9 11

4 10 10

4 11 98

3 12 1000

3 13 Hostname: 'bs20p.staffs.ac.uk'

3 14

3 15

2 3

3 4 LF054612

3 5

4 6 4

4 7 7

4 8 12

4 9 25

4 10 10

4 11 98

3 12 1000

3 13 Hostname: 'bs20q.staffs.ac.uk'

3 14

3 15

2 3

3 4 LF054612

3 5

4 6 46

4 7 52

4 8 14

4 9 25

4 10 10

4 11 98

3 12 1000

3 13 Hostname: 'bs20j.staffs.ac.uk'

3 14

3 15

2 3

3 4 LF054612

3 5

4 6 19

4 7 18

4 8 15

4 9 10

4 10 11

4 11 98

3 12 1000

3 13 Hostname: 'bs20q.staffs.ac.uk'

3 14

3 15

2 3

3 4 LF054612

3 5

4 6 6

4 7 40

4 8 14

4 9 18

4 10 0

4 11 99

3 12 1000

3 13 Hostname: 'bs20p.staffs.ac.uk'

3 14

3 15

2 3

3 4 LF054612

3 5

4 6 3

4 7 26

4 8 15

4 9 26

4 10 1

4 11 99

3 12 1000

3 13 Hostname: 'bs20l.staffs.ac.uk'

3 14

3 15

2 3

3 4 LF054612

3 5

4 6 30

4 7 36

4 8 14

4 9 19

4 10 2

4 11 99

3 12 1000

3 13 Hostname: 'bs20j.staffs.ac.uk'

3 14

3 15

2 3

3 4 LF054612

3 5

4 6 28

4 7 34

4 8 10

4 9 23

4 10 2

4 11 99

3 12 1000

3 13 Hostname: 'bs20k.staffs.ac.uk'

3 14

3 15

@revnum_std 16 1

1 16 2558

@flag 17 1

1 17 0

@name 18 10

1 18 NULL

@inst_hidden 19 1

1 19 0

@old_name 20 10

1 20 NULL

@appl_data 21 0

1 21 ->

@bounding_box 22 2

2 22 [2][3]

$C0618,C05E,C03E

$404E065351CB51A,0,4034

@ver_key 23 0

1 23 ->

@time 24 1

2 24 922184677

@random_num 25 1

2 25 346893170

@hostid 26 1

2 26 719802199

@last_read 27 1

1 27 -1

#END_OF_P_OBJECT

#Pro/ENGINEER TM Release 20.0 (c) 1988-98 by Parametric Technology Corporation All Rights Reserved. 9841

 

[especial]

#UGC:2 PART 998 420 0 1 1 15 2000 9841 000009ae #- VERS 0 0 #- HOST #- LINK #- DBID #- REVS 0, #- RELL 0, #- UOBJ_ID 911993208 381814014 719802951 #- MACH ALPHA_OSF1_V4.0_878 #-END_OF_UGC_HEADER



I have done it to the above header to remove my name when sending a file out. I have also edit the file itself. Its time consuming you just have to play with it