ThumbsPlus is a highly customizable image database and graphics editor software application that makes it easy to catalog and locate, as well as, maintain and modify all your graphics and multimedia files.
Here are some key features of "ThumbsPlus":
· Added Cancel, Save and Revert buttons when editing in File | Properties | User Fields
· Added a button to "Enable all warnings" in Options | Preferences | Confirmations. This will cause T+ to display the warnings again after choosing to "Disable this message."
· ThumbsPlus will now accept dropped files to anywhere outside of the tree and thumbnail view as a request to view the file
· Added options to Options | File Loading | EXIF to control assignment of color profiles for sRGB and uncalibrated images
· Added "Memory size" to the image-related Info items (available in the Info tab, web pages, contact sheets, etc.)
· Several crash and bug fixes
· Added "Memory size" to the image-related Info items (available in the Info tab, web pages, contact sheets, etc.)
Requirements:
· Pentium 100 Mz.
· 48 Mb memory.
· 30 Mb hard disk space (database size not included).
· 256 color display.
Limitations:
· 30-day trial
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· SP2 is compatible with Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 2003, and Longhorn. While it may run on Windows 98 and ME, we do not do any significant testing, and fixes related to Vista are likely to conflict with Windows 98/ME
· Fixed writing of bilevel (1 bit per pixel) PNG images.
· On Vista, ThumbsPlus now copies the Thumbs.typ and Thumbs.flt files to user folders for modification.
· Users who have tried previous versions of ThumbsPlus 7 get a new evaluation period.
· Fixed a problem with automatic launching of ThumbsPlus for scanner operations.
· Several crash fixes
Fixed several installation problems that could occur on Vista or XP that could result in:
· Databases being read-only (unable to create thumbnails).
· Preferences not being saved.
· File type configuration changes not being remembered.
· Image filters being unavailable or uneditable.
· Modified the installer to fix a problem with Vista thinking the installation did not go correctly.
· Packaged the installer in a signed, manifest...
