January 17th, 2011· Added CopyMeta option. This option copies meta-data in the input images, to the output images. (i.e. Exif, Iptc, Xmp, and Jpeg Comments)
· Added option to automatically display Exif-data in image captions.
January 17th, 2011· Added an option for changing the auto-date folder.
· Corrected a bug that caused the "Advance Mode" of the Output Folder dialog, to be displayed by default. The "Basic Mode" is now displayed by default.
· Corrected a bug that prevented changing the home-folder. (This problem only occurs when the option is accessed in defaults mode.)
· Removed Windows-Installer-Loader from the QuickePics setup file. This reduces the setup file size by nearly three mega-bytes. (The Windows-Installer-Loader is required only for Win98, WinNT, and earlier Windows operating systems. Newer operating systems come with Windows-Installer pre-loaded. This change should not impact those still using Win98, WinNT, and earlier systems, because by now these machines should have the Windows installer already loaded. If you have questions, please contact Mission Peak product support.)
October 11th, 2010· Over 75 New Image Editing Options for Captions and Watermarks.
· New Font Effects Dialog, and new Captions and Watermarks Catalog.
· New Advanced Mode and Basic Mode user interfaces for the Batch Output dialog. (The original user interface is also still available.)
· Three new Quick Select Output Folders.
· Three new shortcuts for Auto-Execute, Auto-Email, and One-Time-Email.
· New "Paste to Email" option.
· Four new startup size and position options. (Handy for wide screen monitors.)
New "Open Batch" dialog Features:
· Rollover Zoom
· Output Buttons (Output Shortcut Buttons) (Very handy.)
New "Email Image Selection" dialog Features:
· Rollover Zoom
· Select All by Default
· The "/silent" command-line switch now hides the progress bar, when the "/e" switch is set.
· Captions and Watermarks Tutorial.
August 18th, 2010· New Select Images for Email Dialog.
July 27th, 2010· Fixed bug in v3.4.0 that was intermittently cutting off the bottom and right line borders. (This bug only effected the displayed image, it did not effect the actual output image saved to file.)
· Fixed bug in v3.4.0 that was causing an image error when manually resizing images with borders larger than 10 pixels. (This bug only occurred for images resized with the red-drag-handles.)
May 13th, 2010· New options have been added for Line Borders, Borders, Drop Shadows, and Outer Glow.
· Batches with thumbnails now execute up to 25% faster.
· Many help pages have been reorganized.
May 5th, 2010· Bug Fix: A change made in v3.3.9, introduced a bug in the file Save dialog. The bug causes the filename textbox to be cleared, whenever the output folder is manually changed. This is obviously very inconvenient, since the output filename must be manually re-entered, before the image can be saved.
· This is a very important bug fix, and all users are encouraged to upgrade.
April 6th, 2010· Added a drive list shortcut to the open-batch and save-file dialogs.
April 6th, 2010· Fixed problem that was preventing application startup on some Dell Win7x64 laptops.
March 27th, 2010· Streamlined the installation procedures for Windows Vista and Windows 7.
· Added additional sort options and a new preview window to the Batch Open dialog.
March 20th, 2010New Resizing Options:
· TargetSize
· ExactSize-TopLeft
· ExactSize-Center
· ExactSize-BottomRight
· Fixed-Width
· Fixed-Height
New Target Shape Options:
· Rectangle (landscape)
· Rectangle (portrait)
· Square (width)
· Square (height)
New Percent Size Options:
· Percent of original size (before cropping).
· Percent of auto cropped size.
· Percent of cropped size (after all cropping).
Eleven New Auto Crop Options:
New Auto Crop Settings Dialog:
· New Image Enlargement Option: (To prevent pixelation.)
New Black and White Conversion Option:
· New Color-Coded Crop Indicator: (To indicate if and where the image is cropped.)
February 10th, 2010· Bug Fix: The v3.3.5 improvement made to the crop-handles in manual-crop mode (see description of v3.3.5 below), caused a bug which prevents access to the upper right resizing-handle in auto-crop mode. This bug is now corrected.
January 28th, 2010· Quick ePics is now Vista Compatible without virtualization or compatibility modes.
· Manual-Mode cropping can now be performed by dragging anywhere along the edges of the image. This makes large images much easier to crop. (Previously, manual-mode cropping could only be performed using the blue drag handles.)
January 28th, 2010· New file renaming option. You can now have space characters in filenames automatically converted to underscore characters.
· Additional bat file support.
January 28th, 2010· Enabled GIF image format support. (The UniSys domestic and international patents on the LZW compression algorithm expired. So GIF format support no longer requires royalty payments to UniSys.)
· Zoom level options (ActualSize, BestFit and ShrinkToFit) were added to the OpenBatch Preview dialog.
January 28th, 2010· Email JPEG images directly from Quick ePics. (Big time saver! No more fiddling with your email editor's "Insert" picture command.)
· Copy output files for Auto FTP Upload. (Another big time saver!)
· Drag output files for Auto FTP Upload. (Alternative to "2. Copy output files for Auto FTP Upload".)
· Copy output Filenames to Clipboard. (Useful with HTML)
· Paste Files (or entire Folders) from other applications, into New or Existing Quick ePic batches. (Another way to open batches.)
· Paste Images from other applications, into New or Existing Quick ePic batches. (Another way to open batches.)
· Drop Files (or entire Folders) from other applications, into New or Existing Quick ePic batches. (Alternative to "5" above.)
· Drop Images from other applications, into New or Existing Quick ePic batches. (Alternative to "6" above.)
· Exchange Images and Files with other Applications. (Complete list of data exchange options.)
· Option to automatically close the progress dialog after batch executions. (One less click.)
· Use Quick ePics' command-line to open batches from your own applications. (Only for programmers.)
· New Percentage Resizing option. (Ok, this was long over due.)
· New Open Folder toolbar button and menu. (Handy.)
· New shortcut keys for "Peek" (F6) and "Peek All" (F5). (These shortcuts can dramatically reduce mouse movement and clicking. They applies to the Main Screen, as well as, the Thumbnail Preview, Side-By-Side Compression, and Color dialogs.)
· New shortcut keys for navigating the batch.
· New "Set for General Purpose" and "Reset for General Purpose" options.
· New batch output folder options. (You can now create an output Sub-Folder in either the Input or Specify folders.)
· Many new mouse and keyboard shortcuts.
· The Mouse and Keyboard help page is now hyper-linked to provide point-and-shoot Command Help.
· New output-folder over-write method.
· Why Shape Matters. (New image Resizing help page.)
· You can now select entire Folders for Send-To and Drag-N-Drop Startup.
January 28th, 2010· Major performance improvement. Most image editing operations perform 10 to 15 times faster.
· Names Defaults for managing multiple sets of default settings - useful if you maintain images for more than one website.
· Customizable Folder Shortcut buttons for both the Open and Save dialogs. (Saves a lot of Mouse Clicks.)
· User selectable Initial Folder for both the Open and Save dialogs. (Saves Mouse Clicks.)
· Option to automatically maximize the Side-by-Side compression dialog.
· Support for Windows application installation repair.
January 28th, 2010· New "Add Text only if necessary" option, makes output filename prefixes (suffixes) optional
January 28th, 2010· New option to save the current settings as the defaults.
· Minor changes to the main toolbar
January 28th, 2010· Fixed a bug that occurs for some users during the 30 Trial Period. The bug causes the trial to expire after the first use. Effected users who upgrade to version 3.1.1, will automatically get a new 30 day trial.
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