What's new in jStrip 3.3 Build 00305
Dec 23, 2011
- Fixed “classic mode” so that it works again
New in jStrip 3.2 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Separated the option to change and underscores to spaces to seperate options
- Added option to trim leading and trailing spaces from portion of filename before the extension
- Log files is deleted when processing is complete
- Log file is now random, so that two instances won’t overwrite the log file
- Now compiled with VB6
New in jStrip 3.1 (Dec 23, 2011)
- jStrip is now freeware – and the registration reminders have been removed
New in jStrip 3.0 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Added option to check for updates on startup
- Added option to change case on filenames
- Added option to convert “ ″ and underscores to spaces in filenames
- By default, jStrip will no longer follow a subdirectory that is a junction point
- Installing JSCL.EXE, the command line version, is now optional
- Installing the “Start jStrip Here” context menu item is now optional
- Removed image view functionality
- Fixed another minor JSCL path parsing bug
- Changed available JSCL options
- Improved options dialog
New in jStrip 2.9 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Fixed problem where unsupported jpeg types were being reported as invalid jpeg files
- Fixed JSCL calculating paths improperly
- VB runtime files now included in the install (Microsoft is no longer including the VB5 runtime with Windows Server 2003)
New in jStrip 2.8 (Dec 23, 2011)
- A bug causing some unnecessary data to be left in a jpeg file was introduced in v 2.7 This has been fixed. Simply re-process the files to remove the data.
New in jStrip 2.7 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Removing XMP data is now optional
- Performance enhancements
- Errors in help file fixed
New in jStrip 2.6 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Added XP theme support
- Better detection of invalid JPEG files
- JSCL command line client included again
- Mousewheel now works in the treeview
- Cosmetic improvements
- Removing Photoshop Image Resource Block is now optional
- Removing Adobe APP14 tag is now optional
- Removing ICC profile is now optional
New in jStrip 2.5 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Added – ‘Remember last folder’ option
- Bug fix – This release should finally fix the ‘could not write file’ error
New in jStrip 2.4 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Bug fix – Possible problem when using ‘Clear read-only bit’ option with NTFS file systems fixed
- Bug fix – Minor cosmetic bug displaying pathnames fixed
- Change – Removed the ‘second chance queue’ that was added in 2.3. the problem was due to the ‘clear read only’ bug listed above
New in jStrip 2.3 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Added – Most of the logging options that were removed in 2.2 are back
- Added – A ‘second-chance queue’ for files that could not be written has been added – This allows files that are temporarily locked to be written later
- Change – Improved options dialog
New in jStrip 2.2 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Added – ‘Start jStrip Here’ item added to folder context menu
- Added – Option to remove EXIF data added, it was always removed before
- Change – New registration keys are needed for this version. Registered users should see the website for instructions on obtaining a new key
- Change – Settings are now stored in an .ini file, rather than the registry
- Change – All settings and license information is on a per-user basis, and will work with roaming profiles
- Change – Option to add comments has been removed
- Change – Stripping a JPEG file will never make it larger
- Change – HTML logging has been removed
- Change – Built-in JPEG viewer replaces the ‘open’ menu item
- Change – Nag screen re-appears after every 500 files stripped until jStrip is registered
- Change – The command line version has been removed. It will be available as a freeware product soon
- Change – Help file converted to HTML help format
- Change – The 30 day limit is no longer enforced
New in jStrip 2.11 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Change – Nag screen no longer requires a ten second wait
- Change – Updated pricing and purchasing information
- Change – Minor help file improvements
New in jStrip 2.1 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Added – New menu item allows opening of the selected file(s) with the default viewer
- Bug fix – Processing can no longer be started on an empty drive
- Bug fix – Processor usage no longer stays at 100% after processing complete
- Bug fix – Better invalid path detection under Windows 2000
- Bug fix – Fixed expiration problem under NT and Win 2000
- Bug fix – Admin privileges are now required (for NT and Win 2000) for installation & registration
- Bug fix – Much better dialog sizing when large fonts are used
- Change – Eliminated dependencies on DC5UTIL.DLL and DC5FPICK.OCX
- Change – Folderview now spans entire width of window
- Change – Path display in main window now displays better with paths longer than width of window
- Change – Improved splash, about, and registration dialogs
- Change – I’ve now matched the version numbers between JSCL and jStrip
- Change – Several code optimizations and fixes
- Change – Registration code is no longer displayed on the about box, to prevent theft
- Change – I’m no longer distributing a full install with VB5 runtimes. They are available separately
- Change – JSCL now has a new icon – Certain windows versions were displaying the default VB icon
- Change – jStrip now has a 48×48 icon for those using “large icons”
New in jStrip 2.02 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Bug fix – File | Start menu item now works
- Change – Displays registered user name in the title bar
- Change – Smaller nag screen
- Change – Smaller file size
New in jStrip 2.01 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Bug fix – Save log dialog would not appear under NT
- Bug fix – Saving a log file twice to different locations did not work
New in jStrip 2.0 (Dec 23, 2011)
- Added – Ability to do entire folder trees
- Added – Option to make backup files
- Added – Ability to make HTML formatted log file
- Added – Full control over what entries to log
- Added – Allows full access to UNC pathnames
- Added – Added command-line version for automated tasks
- Added – Now has a true help file
- Added – Option to run at idle priority
- Added – Option to add your own comments to JPEG files
- Added – Option to create new JFIF markers
- Bug fix – Recognizes and refuses to process 4 color JPEG files