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General Discussion / batch process resize help

« on: 2014-11-29 10:15:33 »

In the past I managed to create a batch process that resized landscape photos to fit my display width then crop equally from the top and bottom of the image so it fitted my display height. Without effecting the image ratio.

I've lost this batch job and cannot, probably due to old age, remember how to recreate it.

Can anyone help please?

My display width is 1366 x 768 and a typical source jpg image is 4000 x 2672

So image must be resized to 1366 wide then equal amounts cropped from top and bottom of image to fit 768.

How can I achieve this?

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ThumbsPlus v7-v9 Questions / sorting thumbs

« on: 2014-04-13 10:46:34 »

Hi, I've probably overlooked this but a search on the forum and Google didn't turn up the answer.

When I unzip a series of images the files created on the OS maintain their modified dates. This makes it difficult to find those files unzipped last when sorting by date modified.

In Explorer I can add "date created" and then sort to bring the unzipped files to the top of the listing.

Is there a way to recreate "date created" sort order in TP9?

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ThumbsPlus v7-v9 Questions / TP9 3934 - Back folder tree inconsistent behaviour

« on: 2014-02-19 13:04:39 »

Recently I took the plunge to go from TP8 to 9 and apart from having to reset up all my custom tool-bars (again) all seems to have gone well. Most of the annoyances in TP8 seem to have been addressed but as yet have not seen much in the way of new features. I've read about some facebook thingy, buts that's not my bag!
Anyway back to the problem, has anyone else had problems using the back button on the location panel? I'm getting inconsistent behaviour and when I press the small grey arrow to the side to view the history, sometimes a folder I had just previously visited is not in the list. Consequently I end up somewhere else in the folder tree, a little annoying, perhaps the guys can fix this for next release?
BTW - Nice to have the forum back, just like the old days.