QuickNailer

What is QuickNailer?

QuickNailer is a shareware application program for previewing and organizing thousands of images, movies, and fonts. QuickNailer can also create multi-part contact-sheet images, media catalogs, web pages, or web page indexes with linked web pages and printed pages.

How do I use QuickNailer?

QuickNailer's functionality is implemented through a collection of windows found in the Window menu. Typically, the contents of the Animation Window, Media Info Window, Slide Show, and Tile Window are derived from the primarily selected thumbnail in the Thumbnails Window. Controlling the behavior of these windows is managed through the Settings Window. Change the displayed Settings Window sub-panel with the Settings menu. Use the Export... menu command to create fast loading media catalogs, image tables, web pages, tab-delimited data files, and contact sheets.

• See also: First Time Importing Images
• See also: What is the Settings Window?
• See also: What is the Export... command?

Where do I get the latest version of QuickNailer?

Choose About QuickNailer... from the Apple menu and then click the www button or browse the author's web site <http://www.amug.org/~sbaber>. If you don't have WWW access try <ftp.amug.org/pub/mirrors/info-mac/gst/>. The latest beta versions will include many bug fixes, refinements, and new features. Since I'm always working to improve QuickNailer's stability (which is already better than the industry average), you might find the latest beta version more stable than the last final release version.

How do I know which version I'm using?

Choose About QuickNailer... from the Apple menu or use Get Info... from the Finder's File menu.

How do I enable PowerPC acceleration?

The unregistered version of QuickNailer runs in pokey old 68K emulation mode. By registering QuickNailer with Kagi Shareware you enable a world of difference in application performance. Settings panels change in a snap, importing rips through folders, sorting and searching vibrate your desk with high RPM, HTML exporting spews files out like a fire hose at sea level, and window updates almost blister your retinas. But more importantly, by registering you give me the resources to make QN a better program for you. Otherwise I'll have to get a job writing NT database stuff or start living on the street (I'm already a little too close to that now).