Hi Eric, Thank you for your order. We have already replied to your emails several times, even sent the code from a different email account, however... Although the email address is correct the emails have not been delivered, we have received this error message: Address not found Your message wasn't ...

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Hi, Thank you for your interest in BatchPhoto. With BatchPhoto you can use the Auto Crop filter to crop your photos to a predefined aspect ration (ex. 16:9, 4:3, etc) in batch mode. You can try it for free by installing from here: https://www.batchphoto.com/get Let me know if there is something else.

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Thank you for your interest in PhotoMarks.

The only difference between the trial and the full version of PhotoMarks is the logo that is applied on the processed images. So once you activate the full version our logo will no longer be added to the processed images.

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You should save your settings as a Profile and later reload the Profile with your settings.

To save your settings as a profile from the main app menu select File > Save Profile. You can later reload it just by double-clicking on it or from the main menu File > Load Profile.

Hi, Thank you for using BatchPhoto Enterprise. Yes, you can certainly run jobs overlapping but they will not know about each other so the jobs can't be synchronized. Just as you said you should set a much bigger time for Scan folder for changes in the job settings for the job that will delete the im...

Hi, In Step 3 in the Output section and under Destination select from the combo-box "Use selected folder as output destination". Make sure the Folder path is not the same as the one for the source images. Also if you overwrite the images they will change, just open them in a photo viewer and don't l...

Hi, Thank you for your question. A photo with 1600 x 1200 resolution has an aspect ratio of 4:3. Your target size of 160 x 200 has a completely different aspect ratio. You have two options: 1. Resize without keeping the aspect ratio which will distort the image, which is not a good option 2. Crop a ...

Hi Mike,

Thank you for your feedback. This is a good idea, we will consider including this option in the next version of BatchPhoto.

Hi Steve,

Thank you for the update.