Quick Image CM

QuickImageCM 2.4 Copyright © 2003-2005 Hide Itoh <hide@pixture.com> All rights reserved. PIXTURE STUDIO <http://www.pixture.com> What is QuickImageCM ? QuickImageCM is a contextual menu plugin for Mac OS X. It let you view image files without launching any application. It also has many other features like triming, scaling, filtering (effects), printing, adding/removing thumbnail icons, converting images to different format, etc.. Features • It can display graphic image easily without launchin applications. • View mode also has many additional features including basic photo retouching functions (scaling, zooming, triming, rotation, flip, filtering with 17 filters, etc..) • It can print image to printer • It can add/remove thumbnail icons to/from multiple image files. • It can convert multiple image files into other image format (JPEG, TIFF, PNG, PICT...) with one operation • It can batch rename multiple image files easily and quickly • It can create <img> HTML tag from image files and copy to clipboard as text Installation For your convenicence, simple AppleScript to install the QuickImageCM is enclosed. Just run the 'InstallQuickImageCM' script to install and follow the direction on the screen. You can manually install the QuickImageCM by copying 'QuickImageCM.plugin' package to either '/Library/Contextual Menu Items' folder or '~/Library/Contextual Menu Items' folder. If you don't have '~/Library/Contextual Menu Items' folder, simply create a new folder and copy it there. In this case, you need to either restart computer, or logout and login again, or restart the Finder to use the QuickImageCM. How to use? Choose graphic image file(s) at the Finder and Control+Click the mouse to bring up the contextual menu. You will see 'QuickImage' contextual menu item. When you move the mouse to this 'QuickImage' menu, it shows submenus as you can see the picture below. Then select the feature you want to use from the submenu. How to use (1) Viewing images When you select 'View...' submenu item, a window (see below) appears on the screen and displays the first image. The title bar of the window shows the image file name, image data size, and the current number and total number of images. Below the window title, there is a toolbar with eleven buttons. By pressing a button or selecting a function from button menu, you can invoke additional function. You can invoke most of the functions using keyboard too. Keyboard operation is explained later in this document. Below toolbar is the basic information of the image, which are the current image size and current view size (in pixel) and current…