Revision History

2.3 Changes:
• Added "Rotate" options to rotate the image clockwise by 90 degrees, counterclockwise by 90 degrees, and by 180 degrees to the Transform menu.
• Added Percentage-based Scaling of current view size to the Image Sizer.
• Added Scale Image defaults (quarter, half, normal, double, and full-screen) to the Transform menu.
• Modified behavior of "Close" so that it returns the window to its saved position
• Modified Flip Horizontal and Flip Vertical to use a faster algorithm.
• Moved Preferences to File menu
• Removed "Save Preferences" option from Special menu since it was no longer needed (incorporated Window Size/Positioning into the Preferences)
• Fixed a bug with Quicktime version detection when the users' version of Quicktime had two decimal places (such as 3.0.2).

2.2 Changes:
• Added Preference for how image sizes are displayed (bytes versus Kilobytes versus a smart mix of the two).
• Added Percentage-based Scaling to the Image Sizer.

2.1 Changes:
• Moved Image Sizer to the new Transform menu
• Added "Flip Horizontal" and "Flip Vertical" options
• Added "Snap To Scale" option to resize the window to the dimensions of the scaled image.
• Added preference option to "Change File Ownership to DropImage".  If enabled, files dropped on DropImage will change the dropped files will acquire a custom DropImage icon, and will open in DropImage when double-clicked.  This option is disabled by default.
• Added a test for Quicktime at startup.  If Quicktime 2.5 or newer is not installed, DropImage will no longer run (DropImage uses Quicktime for some input/output routines).
• Removed the warning in the Image Sizer when downsizing the image smaller than the default window size.

2.0 Changes:
• Added new interface that offers more efficient access to features in less screen space
• Added new "Zoom Window to Fit Image" option
• Added new "Image Sizer" that allows you to specify an image width/height for exporting the image at a specific pixel dimension
• Added base-relative HTML image path option works well for multi-level web site design work
• Tool help makes using the screen tools easier
• New stand-alone documentation format for more complete docs

1.6 Changes:
• Added Preferences for ALT tags, BORDER tags, and path tags.  
• Added the ability to drag in picture clippings from the Finder (drag out was already supported)
• When holding the option key and dragging, the result is a text clipping of the HTML instead of a picture clipping.

1.5 Changes:
• Added "Save As..." and "Save View As..." options for JPEG, Photoshop, BMP, MacPaint, PNG, SGI Image, TGA, TIFF, and Quicktime image file formats (in addition to PICT, which was available previously).  Some of these new formats require that you have Quicktime 4 installed.  Earlier versions of Quicktime may result in fewer available file formats.
• Added startup preferences for window size and options chosen
• Added serial number capability to remove the "Registration" reminder for registered users.
• Fixed a bug that resulted in a border around saved images
• Several minor speed optimizations
• Attempts to improve System 7 compatibility
• 92% carbon compliant, will be 100% compliant when MacOS X Consumer ships

1.4 Changes:
• Added "Save View As..." option.  This allows the current scaled image to be saved out to a PICT file at the viewed scale.  This can be useful in scaling down/up an image quickly.
• Enabled the "Copy" menu item in the Edit menu to copy the HTML for the image.
• Increased the default memory parition from 3072k to 4096k.  You can reduce it if you primarily open small images, but this will allow larger images to be opened in the default amount of memory.
•Added a "Register Online" option

1.3 Changes:
• Added "Copy Picture" button, which copies the current image to the clipboard.
• Added "Save PICT As..." menu item, which allows you to save the current image to disk as a PICT file.
• Added a zoom box to the window.
• Added a "Scaled Zoom" checkbox, which allows you to zoom the image full size while maintaining the current image size ratio.
• Made minor improvements to memory usage when opening large images repeatedly.
• Added support for the MacOS Appearance Manager Open and Save dialogs.

1.2 Changes:
• When launching via drag-n-drop, the first image displayed did not have its file size shown.  This has been corrected.

1.1 Changes:
• Fixes a minor problem loading two large images consecutively resulting in a "Not a valid image file" error
• Fixes Menu spelling "About DropImage"
• Added file size estimate

1.0:
• Initial Release