Version 3.3.5.1

1. 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.

Version 3.3.5.

1. Quick ePics is now Vista Compatible without virtualization or compatibility modes.
2. Manual-Mode cropping can now be performed by dragging anywhere along the edges of the image. This makes it much easier to crop large images. (Previously, manual-mode cropping could only be performed using the blue drag handles.)

Version 3.3.0.

1. New file renaming option. You can now have space characters in filenames automatically converted to underscore characters.
2. Additional '.bat' file support.

Version 3.2.4.

1. 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.)
2. Zoom level options (ActualSize, BestFit and ShrinkToFit) were added to the OpenBatch Preview dialog.

Version 3.2.3.

1. This version fixes a bug in the Send eMail command. This bug may cause the following message to be displayed when you execute Send eMail.

   "Could not Create Email Message.
   Unspecified MAPI failure has occurred."

   Note: The bug does not effect all email programs, so you only need to upgrade if you are receiving this message.

Version 3.2.2.

1. Email JPEG images directly from Quick ePics. (Big time saver! No more fiddling with your email editor's "Insert" picture command.)
   
   
2. Copy or Drag output files for Auto FTP Upload. (Another big time saver!)
   
   
3. Copy Output Filenames to Clipboard. (Useful with HTML)
   
   
4. Paste or drop images, files, or folders, to new or existing batches. (i.e. Exchange images and files with other applications.)
   
   
5. New Percentage Resizing option. (Ok, this was long over due.)
   
   
6. Option to automatically close the progress dialog after batch executions.
   
   
7. New Open Folder Menu and toolbar button. (Handy.)
   
   
8. New shortcut keys for "Peek" (F6) and "Peek All" (F5). (Dramatically reduces mouse movement and clicking.)
   
   
9. New shortcut keys for navigating the batch.
   
   
10. New "Set for General Purpose" and "Reset for General Purpose" options.
    
    
11. New output folder options. (You can now create an output sub-folder in either the Input or Specify folders.)
    
    
12. Many new mouse and keyboard shortcuts.
    
    
13. The shortcuts-list is now hyper-linked to provide point-and-shoot Command Help.
    
    
14. New output-folder over-write method.
    
    
15. New image Resizing help page. (Why Shape Matters.)
    
    
16. You can now select entire Folders for Send-To and Drag-N-Drop Startup.
    
    
17. Use Quick ePics' command-line to open batches from your own applications. (Only for programmers.)

Version 3.2.1.

1. Improved auto-crop algorithm.
   
   
2. User customizable preset manual crop sizes. (Good for standardized cropping.)
   
   
3. Larger drop-down Drive-List (look in box) for both the Open and Save dialogs. (Much less scrolling.)
   
   
4. New options for setting and saving the current image settings as the defaults. (Now you can set new defaults without saving them.)
   
   
5. New toolbar buttons for the Batch Execute, Undo, and Find menus.
   
   
6. Eliminated flicker in version 3.2.0 compression scrolling.
   
   
7. Fixed several minor bugs in version 3.2.0

Version 3.2.0.

1. Major performance improvement. Most image editing operations perform 10 to 15 times faster.
   
   
2. Names Defaults for managing multiple sets of default settings - useful if you maintain images for more than one website.
   
   
3. Customizable Folder Shortcut buttons for both the Open and Save dialogs. (Saves a lot of Mouse Clicks.)
   
   
4. User selectable Initial Folder for both the Open and Save dialogs. (Saves Mouse Clicks.)
   
   
5. Option to automatically maximize the Side-by-Side compression dialog.
   
   
6. Support for Windows application installation repair.
   
   
7. Help File Revisions:
   
   
   1. Start Here.
      
      
   2. Working with Batches - Step By Step Example.
      
      
   3. Image Settings - Current Image tab.
      
      
   4. Image Settings - Batch Defaults tab.

Version 3.1.8.

1. Drag-N-Drop and Send-To startup options for opening batches using Windows Explorer. (Very Handy.)
   
   
2. New dialog for installing Startup-Shortcuts. (Shortcuts have never been easier.)
   
   
3. New Folder Shortcut buttons for both the Open and Save dialogs. (Buttons are available for Desktop, My Pictures, My Documents, etc.)
   
   
4. New Select All [*] Files button for the Batch Open Dialog. (Long over due.)

Version 3.1.5.

1. New "Add Text only if necessary" option, makes output filename prefixes (suffixes) optional. (This was a commonly requested feature.)

Version 3.1.4.

1. New option to save the current settings as the defaults.
2. Minor changes to the main toolbar

Version 3.1.3.

1. Fixed minor bug in Auto-Crop. Previously, an error could occur when auto-cropping images with very light backgrounds. Very few images are effected by this, so only users who experience this problem, need upgrade.

Version 3.1.1.

1. 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.

Version 3.0.2.

1. Help File Revisions:
   
   
   1. Start Here.
      
      
   2. Working with Batches - Step By Step Example.
      
      
   3. Image Settings - Batch Defaults tab.
      
      
   4. Image File Renaming.