What's new in PrintRipper 1.6
Nov 8, 2014
- EFFICIENCY and PERFORMANCE:
- PrintRipper v1.6 has a brand-new processing engine that is up to 600% more efficient than previous versions- without sacrificing performance. This means PrintRipper won't tax your system, leaving plenty of battery and processing power for other applications.
- WORKFLOW:
- Version 1.6 has added additional features such as:
- Copy and Edit buttons in plain view for easy access. Drag and Drop throughout the entire interface. Drag and drop your border files, your process folders, and even your image files and folders to process.
- Contextual menus can be found throughout the program, making your task management as easy as a right-click.
- GENERAL MAINTENANCE:
- PrintRipper v1.6 includes several maintenance updates and minor bug fixes.
New in PrintRipper 1.5.6 (Dec 21, 2013)
- A general maintenance update for Macintosh and Windows computers.
- QR Generation Update - Changes made ensure mixed-case encoding by default. Instances where file suffix is duplicated in QR has been patched.
- TMP File Blocking - Patches a potential issue where an incoming tmp file may be processed. All tmp files are now ignored.
New in PrintRipper 1.5.4 (Nov 14, 2013)
- Precise Image Positioning and Sizing:
- PrintRipper v1.5.4 expands on the cropping feature introduced in 1.5 and now allows for resizing within the cropping window. This gives a precise visual representation of your output, letting users place and size images quickly and easily.
- Maintenance:
- A few minor changes have been made to provide better processing and stability. PrintRipper v1.5.4 is more resilient with unexpected folder changes/deletions and has the ability to self-heal most errors on-the-fly.
New in PrintRipper 1.4.1 (Mar 8, 2011)
- Fixes an intermittent bug when using its Manual Approval window, where duplicate prints are sent to queue. Other minor enhancements have been made to PrintRipper's core image engine.
New in PrintRipper 1.4 Beta (Nov 11, 2010)
- Now includes the ability to print a set amount of duplicates per processed image and auto-increment file re-naming for both archived and composite saves.
New in PrintRipper 1.3.3 (Oct 28, 2010)
- Addressing additional issues regarding Windows printing, an issue where borders would fail to print, further use of GDI+ graphics handling, a newly revised settings format, the ability to name individual processes, and adding an Auto Levels feature.
- Further addresses printing issues on Windows systems where the use of GDI+ for text anti-aliasing had created printing issues as well as various image refresh issues in both the Setup and Update windows. In some cases, the application of Borders and Watermarks would fail as well.
- Also updated is PrintRipper's settings file format, paving the way for the possibility of many new features to be added in future versions. In preparation for version 1.4, PrintRipper now allows users to give a process a unique name for easy recall. An auto levels feature has also been added to help users easily enhance their photos.
New in PrintRipper 1.3.2 (Oct 21, 2010)
- Ccorrects a critical printing problem where Windows systems would print only a portion of the intended image.
- Eliminates message box notifications for updates, which typically halts the processing of any photos if a user does not click to dismiss the message.
- Previous versions included "Purchase", "Cancel", and "Register" buttons, but have proven to be confusing in order to run the program in Demo mode. The "Cancel" button has been renamed to "Demo" to avoid any confusion.
New in PrintRipper 1.3.1 (Sep 24, 2010)
- Version 1.3.1 fixes an issue where PrintRipper would not register changes made to text output selection.
- Also addressed in version 1.3.1 is a far more forgiving registration window.In previous versions, users were required to match case and format exactly as given in their initial registration request. PrintRipper's registration will help users by auto-formating and correct case in their input, making the activation process much easier.
- PrintRipper 1.3.1 also ships with an update to its Reset Tool. The PrintRipper Reset Tool will no longer remove registration files, requiring a user to re-activate their installation. It will also open the user's PrintRipper preferences location, allowing a user to archive their old settings if need be.
- PrintRipper 1.3.1 is available as a free update to all PrintRipper customers.
New in PrintRipper 1.3 (Sep 3, 2010)
- Automated Image Manipulation:
- Chroma Key (green screen).
- Crop and print photos to any size.
- Watermark your photos and Saved Composites.
- Add event borders to your photos.
- Adjust photo color, brightness, contrast, and saturation.
- Use color effects making photos Black and White, Sepia, and Duotones
- Add white frame to photo.
- Automated Processing:
- You have the option of approving or rejecting photos for processing (Manual feature).
- You have the option of approving or rejecting photos for processing (Manual feature).
- Process is hot folder triggered. Create as many hot folders as needed.
- Archives original photo (edited version does not affect original photo).
- Instead of printing photos – you can save digital composites of your photos for web, CD, or memory card distribution.
- Add File Names to Prints (with or without file suffix).
- Append file names with your own tags.
- Keep track of photos processed with the built-in counter.
- Run multiple processes simultaneously.
- Track errors (corrupt photos) without interrupting running processes.
New in PrintRipper 1.2.4 (Jul 2, 2010)
- Fixes intermittent print issues and stability issues when used with Adobe Lightroom.
New in PrintRipper 1.2.1 (Feb 26, 2010)
- Addresses an orientation issue occuring with some cameras, where portrait photos would not properly reflect orientation.