Ai Picture Explorer (AiPICX) is an all-in-one graphics application that views, edits, enhances, manages and organizes photos -- plays multimedia too. It empowers digital photo enthusiats with advanced batch image processing and conversion capabilities. Included Batch UnZipper extracts multiple ZIPs unattended. Integrated batch rename, move and delete functions seamlessly integrate with its Slide Album to help collectors review organize and delete image collections. Content providers (and collectors) can create thumbnailed HTML catalogs for DVD/CD media or simply track contents of removable media with contact sheets or comments and 3D navigation buttons. Novices will appreciate our Web Pages for Dummies wizard.
New and improved in AiPICX v8.3:
* Folder enumeration now includes System folders
* Improved AUTO_FLASH function
* Improved drive detection (more robust)
* Enhanced EXIF read routines
* up to 400% faster
* more robust
* Integrated Sorts (Arrange) by EXIF Datestamps
* reorder and rename, or view a timeline of your original digital photos (no matter what the filename or filedate)
* reorder and rename any jumbled image series to match the session captured by photographer
* uses Date Taken (DateTimeOriginal) tag
* uses Date Edited (DateTime) tag as alternate
* built-in Explorer and Slide Album support
* built-in Explorer support captures data as persistent file comments (for generated Web Pages or image catalogs)
* Arrange (sort) by Comment in built-in Explorer
* sort by arbitrary rankings or keywords
* sort by EXIF Datestamps
* sort by arbitrary categories (free text field)
* Batch UnZipper auto-create and extract option (to sub-folders with the same archive name)
* Batch commands are now tracked with inactive Lab window (automatically populated with recent commands)
* Misc. interface tweaks
* Frequently used dialogs and status windows are restored to moved screen positions during any session (centered, by default)
* WMV and WMA files are opened with default associated apps to avoid protected DRM web-based dialogs