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If the image is already in JPEG, you can't automatically do it. If the image is in the camera's native format, it would depend on the format. Its possible that the date isn't truly in the image, it could be stored seperately and added in by the viewing software. However I doubt that's the case.
There might be filters for Photoshop that could recognize the digits as an anamoly and remove them. I'd recommend looking for that. Check out some of the digital photography sites, dpreview.com is one I can recall offhand and should get you started. I'm sure that someone has worked up something to identify dates on images either added by digital cameras, or from scanned photos that have this on them.
Why do you have this feature on though? This information is in all likelihood stored in the file, why have it added to the image? For instance my old Kodak which I bought in 1999 has all the info about the image embedded in it, it includes shutter speed, flash mode, F-number, exposure time, etc. Its quite thorough. Check out your image properties, it will vary by OS what is shown, and XP has all the details.
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