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P1910086? Which mountain was it? Mount Rainier! To remind you later, give your pictures meaningful names with PixName 3 a companion of your digital camera |
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| P1010086.JPG | ========> PixName ========> | 55 Mount Rainier.JPG |
| Download Windows (Xp/Vista/Windows 7) Mac OSX Linux Home |
Use PixName to download pictures from your camera directly into dated folders, automatically generated in a clear structure, for access by year or by theme. Rename and prepare pictures for email, arrange pictures in a precise order and display them in slide shows. All without modifying your pictures. PixName was specifically designed to cut down typing and avoid unnecessary repetitions in renaming pictures. Renaming pictures does away with cluttered with meaningless files. After renaming, you can search for "Mount Rainier" with any search program, or with your file manager. No need to to plod from P1010001 to P1010086 to find the picture of Mount Rainier. With commercial printers which print file names on the back of pictures you have free integrated captions. Pixname slide shows display picture file names so you know what you see. They also give you full control - automatic or manual - over the show. PixName can create "light" versions of your pictures, ready to be attached to email. Each mailed picture comes with its file name so that both you and the receivers of your pictures know what the pictures are about. PixName operates in English and French, and has the capacity to integrate other languages. Mac and Linux versions of PixName create a folder PixNameData, alongside the unzipped module, for storing application data. |
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