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30/09/2006

News - 30/09/2006

Version 3.1.2 of JPEG Saver supports adding borders to the list of items to be displayed. Older versions supported displaying a border too, but you could only configure it by editing the jpegsaver.cfg file. The new border item is more flexible, since you can add as many as you like and change some aspects of where the border is placed.

This version also adds the option of formatting Exif date fields using the same placeholders as the clock item - see the documentation PDF for more details.

11/09/2006

12 hours later...

Looks like I got the download link for version 3.1.1 wrong. It should be working now.

11/09/2006

News - 11/09/2006

Version 3.1.1 of JPEG Saver contains a bugfix for Exif data being kept between images. It also changes the delay input to display the time in hours, minutes and seconds, and lets you input the time in h:m:s format.

20/07/2006

News - 20/07/2006

JPEG Saver 3.1 is available from the downloads page. This version adds support for JPEG comments and Exif data fields in the Image Info item, auto-rotation of digital camera images that have the Exif Orientation field set (check your camera manual), and better compatibility with multi-monitor systems (everything should render on the primary screen now - unless you disable DirectX in jpegsaver.cfg, but I'll leave that as an exercise for the reader). There are also a couple of minor code improvements in places, which might speed some things up a bit.

20/05/2006

News - 20/05/2006

JPEG Saver 3.0 released! I've finally got around to cleaning it up and releasing it. The ugly GUI I promised back in January is in there, but a bit less ugly than I was thinking about back then. That's part of the reason it has taken me so long to finish it. As usual, you can get it from the downloads page.

For anyone who thinks version 3.0 is too bloated, I plan to add the relevant bugfixes from 3.x into the 2.x branch. There are a few fixes to the BMP loading code that should be appearing soon in version 2.1.3.

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