What's new in QuickCrop 2.1.1
Nov 2, 2012
- Preferences: The user now has an option of closing or not closing the drop box after they drag and drop image files onto it.
New in QuickCrop 2.1.0 (Nov 2, 2012)
- Fix: The user was not able to add profiles.
- Fix: The user was not able to set the position of the crop work area to 0,0.
- Fix: The application could apply a different opacity level from user's specified value set in Preferences to the crop box.
- The application comes with a new installer. Note that the 32-bit version (x86 build) will be installed into Program Files, not into Program Files (x86).
New in QuickCrop 2.0.6 (Nov 2, 2012)
- Fix: When the user selected GIF as an export format in Preferences, the application failed to select it under Export tab on the sidebar.
- Fix: The application could exhibit an exception error when the user minimized the main application window.
- Fix: The user was not able to open the drop box.
- Fix: When the user opens more than 512 images, the application will show a message indicating they've reached the maximum capacity.
- A few other minor changes are made.
New in QuickCrop 2.0.2 (Nov 2, 2012)
- Fix: The application could crash when the user chose View > Show Properties without first opening Preferences and saving settings.
- The application is code-signed.
New in QuickCrop 2.0.0 (Nov 2, 2012)
- The user can now select the color of the crop box appearing in the preview display.
- The user can now set the opacity level of the crop box color appearing in the preview display.
- The source tab of the Properties window shows information on the selected source file.
- Choosing Image > Open Drop Box, the user can now use a drop box to add one or more pictures to the list of images at a time.
- Fix: The following commands under Image did not disable themselves when necessary: Delete Image, Clear Images.
- The crop box now appears in semi-transparancy.
- The menu name of Crop is changed to View.
- Change: Since the crop box can now be transparent, the Make Crop Box Visible command is deprecated.
- Choosing View > Make Crop Box Frame Visible, the user can make the crop box border visible.
- The application takes a different approach in listing images in the bottom panel. As a result, the bottom panel will barely flicker when the user selects a thumbnail image.
- Fix: When the user selected a thumbnail image, the application failed to return the horizontal scroll value to the previous.
- Fix: The application applied an incorrect value of opacity to the crop box shown on the preview display.
- Choose File > Export to create a cutout image over multiple files at a time.
- Fix: The application could crash when the user chose View > Show Properties without first opening Preferences and saving settings.
- Numerous other fixes and improvements are done.