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 5. You can check what metadata extractors (HUL modules) are installed by selecting the ‘Help’ menu and  ‘About JHOVE’.
 
 6. This will open a new window. JHOVE works by incorporating different ‘HUL’ modules that extract metadata from different types of files. Each of the HUL modules represents a different set of common file types (e.g. PDFs) that it can extract metadata from.
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+The HUL modules should include:
+* AIFF-hul 1.3
+* ASCII-hul 1.3
+* BYTESTREAM 1.3
+* GIF-hul 1.3
+* GZIP-kb 0.1
+* HTML-hul 1.3
+* JPEG-hul 1.2
+* JPEG2000-hul 1.3
+* PDF-hul 1.7
+* PNG-gdm 1.0
+* TIFF-hul 1.7
+* UTF8-hul 1.6
+* WARC-kb 1.0
+* WAVE-hul 1.3
+* XML-hul 1.4
+
+### Using the JHOVE GUI on a Windows PC
+1. To begin using the JHOVE GUI, there are two options: you can either drag and drop your file(s) or folder(s) onto the JHOVE Window
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+2. Or you can select the File menu and open a file from its folder location. Using this method you can only analyse a single file at a time.
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+3. Either method will then open a ‘RepInfo’ window that displays the metadata held inside the file. You can expand each of the sections by clicking on the blue toggle.
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+For example, you might want to find out whether a file is well-formed, or which version number of the file format it relates to.