diff --git a/Credits.html b/Credits.html index 060bca9..68194ae 100644 --- a/Credits.html +++ b/Credits.html @@ -1,19 +1,17 @@ - + - + Phoenix Slides Credits

Free. Please contribute time, talent, or wealth!
Official web site (source code available):
-http://blyt.net/phxslides/.
+https://blyt.net/phxslides/.
Thanks to David Chow - beta testing; Takeshi Gondo - icon; Thomas Steg, César Piñera, Laurent Bovet, Silvano Dotti - localization;
Bradyn Breon-Drish - equipment;
-rasterman - Epeg;
M. Uli Kusterer - UKPrefsPanel

Legalese

This software is based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group.
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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General -Public License instead of this License. diff --git a/README b/README deleted file mode 100644 index 33c1b53..0000000 --- a/README +++ /dev/null @@ -1,224 +0,0 @@ -Phoenix Slides source code README -by Dominic Yu -created 2005 June 8 -modified 2012 October - -creevey was the code name for Phoenix Slides. Colin Creevey is the -kid in Harry Potter who keeps taking pictures. - -I put my source code out in the hopes that people might contribute -to the project, and also so others may benefit from my hours of -blood, sweat, and code (as the old CodeWarrior mantra goes). - -Sorry for the messy source code. I've tried to make things modular -and reusable, though a lot of classes are rather application-specific. -Let's see, the wrapping matrix is kinda cool. The dir browser could -be useful (NSBrowser quirks notwithstanding). And the -Carbon Goodies are definitely useful. - -If anyone wants to contribute their coding talent and make this -program come along more quickly, help is always welcome. - -Aliases: a pain to deal with. Why can't the OS just use symbolic links? -Anyway, things to keep in mind re aliases: -1. the thumbs image cache always stores images using the resolved filename as - the key. This prevents duplication somewhat, but it means when you look - things up you need to make a call to ResolveAliasToPath. -2. for some reason, i decided to store images using unresolved filenames - in the slideshow cache. Oh, I think it's in case there are multiple - slideshows in the future, each one should have its own cache. - So anyway, it's different than for the thumbnails, which is one global cache - for all the windows. -3. file operations should of course operate on the original file. - Everything in the JPEG and EXIF menus call rotateTest:; get exiforientation etc. - and set desktop should also resolve to the original path. - But move to trash, reveal in finder should not. Get Info is weird, since - you want to show that it's an alias, but also show the original info. - Plus there's two places where you get info, once in the slideshow and - once in the get info window. - -TO DO: -- play movies -- lossless jpeg cropping? -- speed, speed, speed. i've noticed a slight lag sometimes when going forward - in the slideshow, which disappears if you go back over those pics again. - can't figure out why... - - -Enjoy! - - -Version History ---------------- -1.2.8 ------ -make universal binary again (you have to compile with XCode 3.2.6) -info bar now hidden by default -info bar visibility is now sticky - -1.2.7 ------ -thumbnail view now auto-rotates JPEG images with orientation tags -- you can turn this off in a menu item -for better consistency... -- JPEGs are now rotated relative to their currently displayed orientation -- in the slideshow you can save the current rotation (cmd-shift-S); - (in the browser view, use "Rotate by Tag", since you can't rotate thumbnails in the browser) -sort thumbnails by either name or date -directory names in browser sorted by name. -columns now resize individually (hold option to do all at once). see setPrefersAllColumnUserResizing. -made the "orientation" menu items more sensitive to context (specifically, during slideshows they only activate if the orientation > 1) -'*' now resets rotation and flip (used to be just zoom) -added hidden pref: defaults write net.blyt.phoenixslides Slideshow:RerandomizeOnLoop -boolean NO -fixed bug where super-skinny images might crash the browser (thanks to Luis Lozano) -fixed bug where you're stuck in a slideshow if you dragged something to the - Phoenix Slides icon, then switch to view a particular category, then - switched away from that window (e.g. another app) and back again (thanks to Doc O'Leary) -fixed bug where a jpeg would remain flipped in the slideshow after modifying it -fixed bug where slideshow rotations would be stored incorrectly after flipping -fixed: aliases in slideshows can now show EXIF info -fixed: replace thumb works with aliases -fixed: white line on the right side of some 180-degree rotations -got rid of annoying NSLock warnings in the console -updated localizations (except French!) -fixed "type" field as shown in Get Info in the Finder - -1.2.6 ------ -fixed - work around Snow Leopard's NSBrowser bug(?) -if slideshow is running, don't switch to different monitor -when in random mode AND loop mode, re-randomize at the start of each loop -fixed crash on EXIF field type mismatch -Italian localization improved (thanks to Silvano Dotti) - -1.2.5 ------ -thumbs bg color -pref to move files/make alias -allows flipping with 'f' -shift-space goes back -in EXIF menu, "Auto-rotate JPEG Files" changed to "Rotate JPEG File by EXIF tag" -made slideshow auto-rotate by exif orientation, but not the thumbnails -fixed bug when reading JPEG Comments with 8-bit characters -fixed - dragging to trash can now removes thumbnail from view (bug introduced in 1.2, I think) -fixed - banished that annoying white line when showing cached, scaled-down images -fixed - typo "Focal Lenght In 35mm Film" - -1.2.4 ------ -possible fix for intel hanging (same nsbrowser bug as 1.0) -- we should check if it happens in 10.5 -worked around non-standard EXIF header crash -got rid of extra white line on some thumbnails -resolution independence stuff (percent means pixels) - -1.2.3 ------ -changes: -Selected thumbnail now matches last viewed slide -items sorted by filename (in Finder order) -skips folders named "Thumbs" (for better iPhoto library browsing) -icon (Takeshi Gondo) -Italian -fixes: -now hides exif thumb popup menu correctly when info window collapsed -ghost of last thumbnail no longer remains when deleting a file -jpeg ops no longer cause menubar/dock to show during slideshows - -1.2.2 ------ -jpeg rotations (not grayscale) now also apply to exif thumbs -(there seems to be some extraneous stuff in the ifd1 of the exif, seems safe to delete) -can reset orientation tag and auto-rotate by them -rotating resets orientation tag -better prefs window, can set slideshow defaults -left- and right-click now go next/back -dbl-click to end -scroll wheel to navigate, but it conflicts with scroll wheel to scroll zoomed images -+-= w/ cmd key held down can now zoom (= on numeric keypad only) -hand cursor shows up for dragging zoomed images -set bg color, transparency for slideshow -fixed: jpeg files with non-EXIF APP1 tags would cause problems with selection/info display -fixed: jpeg rotation during slideshow didn't update if "don't change modification date" was checked -fixed: rotating and trashing in thumbs window will now cause slideshow to update too -fixed crash when exiting slideshow with images waiting to be cached (also made currentIndex volatile) -changed supported file types from imageFileTypes to imageUnfilteredFileTypes - (seems to make no difference, 106 types both ways) -'@' to auto-advance 1.5 secs (not official... try to have better interface in future) -made columns resizable - -1.2.1 ------ -show EXIF info during slideshow ('i' cycles; shift-i for more EXIF) -fixed 2 4 6 8 to not scroll orthogonal to intended dir (uninitialized vars.) -fixed incorrectly enabled menu items during slideshow -fixed drawing glitch when hiding cheat sheet (non-integral coords) -made vars volatile where necessary (i.e., when accessed from multiple threads) -zoom sticks until quit (like rotations) -show all at actual size -fat(x86) binary - especially useful: TN2137 -opening a file starts slideshow immediately -option to not change mod dates for lossless jpeg (grayscale/markers still does) -fixed multiple monitor bug - dimensions but not lower left corner were used for mainScreen (the one with the key window) - -1.2 ---- -lossless jpeg rotation and other transformations -get info window: name, alias, size, progressive, jpeg comments, exif info -- localizations from /System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/ImageIO.framework/Versions/A/Resources/ -multiple windows! (this was a cr@pload of work) -save prefs on exit (i forgot to call synchronize) -tried to make thumbnail loading faster, but can't seem to make significant - improvements. Epeg is nice, tho i can't seem to get anywhere near the promised - 25 thumbs/second, but I think that figure's just for small (<1MP) jpegs. -fixed a problem when releasing a UKKQueue that only became apparent - when closing multiple windows (up to 5-second hang) -double-click on empty trailing whitespace or with cmd or shift no longer sends action -German localization, thanks to Thomas Steg. -removed help indexes--they were just taking up space, and it's a one-page doc anyway. -cheat sheet rect now calculated to fit text exactly -random slideshows -categories -auto vers check -zoom in slideshow - if flush to edge, zoom in on edges - otherwise zooming in zooms in on center -faster image loading - use NSImage's setScalesWhenResized and setSize - - -1.1 ---- -info bar -resize thumbnails -change (single-)selection in matrix using arrow keys -speed/memory optimizations in wrapping matrix -- now reuses a single NSImageCell -- setNeedsDisplayInRect redraws only what's needed (selections are faster) -fixed view/thread bugs (setNeedsDisplay is not thread-safe) -animated GIFs - ridiculously simple to implement. -dir listing shows volumes at the top level -dir listing updates on volume mounting, dir renaming/deletion - (using kqueue - it's too much to refresh for any and every - dir content change, i think) -space now pause/continues auto-advance -pressing 1-9 now starts auto-advance right away -added scale up for small images - -While optimizing the drawing in the wrapping matrix, -I discovered another Apple bug: needsToDrawRect: sometimes -returns NO when it should return YES. Supposedly fixed in 10.4, -and it's documented (TN2107), but it took me a while to figure out. - - -1.0 ---- -first release, day before Tiger (2005.04.28 Thursday). - -As of June 12, there've been about 800 downloads. ONE person -has emailed me thanking me for the program. I guess that means -no one's found anything wrong with it... - -The most annoying bugs are the ones in Apple's frameworks. -(cuz you assume there aren't any...) -NSBrowser seems to crash if you click on it too much (something -about the horizontal scrolling animation). I've made a poser subclass -to disable the animation. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index f759de4..43c328c 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,8 +1,39 @@ -Phoenix Slides -============== +# Phoenix Slides -The master branch now compiles and runs only on OS X 10.9+/Xcode 5.1. +Official web site: -Commit 7d0cc7e (tag "v1.3.1i") should compile for 10.6+. +Phoenix Slides aims to be the fastest way to browse and view the image files +on your disk. Features include the following: -Branch xcode326 will compile a universal binary with PPC support but requires Xcode 3.2.6. +- Fast thumbnailing. Uses embedded EXIF (for jpeg and heic) or JPEG (for raw) previews when appropriate. Otherwise uses macOS's Image I/O framework to scale down images quickly. +- Slideshows (full screen or in a window) with random, loop, and/or auto-advance options +- Special support for sorting files by EXIF (creation) date +- Support for animated GIF and WebP files +- Support for viewing EXIF metadata + +And of course, it is open source! After a major code overhaul the source should be +fairly readable now. It's not Swift (this app was started in 2005 when macOS was +called OS X 10.3 and the system frameworks still had very basic bugs in them), +but it's modern! + +Enjoy! + +## Localization + +If anyone wants to help translate to any currently supported or new languages, +let me know. Lately I've been just plugging new strings into google translate +and massaging those results. (I don't actually speak Italian!) + +## Compiling + +The master branch will generally require the latest version of Xcode. + +Commit 7d0cc7e should compile for 10.6+. https://github.com/gobbledegook/creevey/releases/tag/v1.3.1i + +Branch xcode326 will compile a universal binary with PPC support but requires Xcode 3.2.6. https://github.com/gobbledegook/creevey/tree/xcode326 + +## Etymology + +`creevey` was the code name for Phoenix Slides when I first started developing it +and code names were cool. +Colin Creevey is the kid in Harry Potter who keeps taking pictures. diff --git a/creevey.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj b/creevey.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj index 04f574a..dbff3a4 100644 --- a/creevey.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj +++ b/creevey.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj @@ -747,13 +747,13 @@ CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY = "Mac Developer"; CODE_SIGN_STYLE = Automatic; COPY_PHASE_STRIP = NO; - CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION = 26; + CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION = 27; DEVELOPMENT_TEAM = 9436CS8LQX; ENABLE_HARDENED_RUNTIME = YES; INFOPLIST_FILE = Info.plist; INFOPLIST_KEY_LSApplicationCategoryType = "public.app-category.utilities"; LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS = "$(SRCROOT)/libjpeg"; - MARKETING_VERSION = 1.5.3; + MARKETING_VERSION = 1.5.4; PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER = net.blyt.phoenixslides; PRODUCT_NAME = "Phoenix Slides"; PROVISIONING_PROFILE_SPECIFIER = ""; @@ -775,14 +775,14 @@ CODE_SIGN_ENTITLEMENTS = "Phoenix Slides.entitlements"; CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY = "Mac Developer"; CODE_SIGN_STYLE = Automatic; - CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION = 26; + CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION = 27; DEBUG_INFORMATION_FORMAT = "dwarf-with-dsym"; DEVELOPMENT_TEAM = 9436CS8LQX; ENABLE_HARDENED_RUNTIME = YES; INFOPLIST_FILE = Info.plist; INFOPLIST_KEY_LSApplicationCategoryType = "public.app-category.utilities"; LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS = "$(SRCROOT)/libjpeg"; - MARKETING_VERSION = 1.5.3; + MARKETING_VERSION = 1.5.4; PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER = net.blyt.phoenixslides; PRODUCT_NAME = "Phoenix Slides"; PROVISIONING_PROFILE_SPECIFIER = ""; diff --git a/de.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html b/de.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html index 348f19b..2046fc5 100755 --- a/de.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html +++ b/de.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html @@ -76,12 +76,7 @@


Fensterrand an.

Mittels des Schiebereglers unten rechts kann die Anzeigegröße der Vorschaubilder - von/auf 40-160 Pixel in der Breite vergrößert/verkleinert werden (intern arbeitet - das Programm generell mit 160 Pixeln Breite).

- -

Für diejenigen die es interessiert: Phoenix Slides benutzt die schnelle Epeg - Bibliothek zur Erzeugung der Vorschaubilder. Vorschaubilder aller Nicht-JPGs - werden langsamer erstellt.

+ von/auf 40-512 Pixel in der Breite vergrößert/verkleinert werden.


Bilderauswahl

@@ -302,11 +297,8 @@

Gruppen/Kategorien

dürcken Sie Taste F1 im Vollbildmodus, oder Apfel-F1 in der Vorschauanzeige. Diese schnelle Ein-Tasten-Zuordnung ist dann nützlich, um eine Gruppe (markiert unter F2) von Bildern anschließend 'auf einen Rutsch' zu drehen, und die - 'F3 Gruppe' zu löschen o.ä.
-
- Diese Gruppenselektion ist nur temporär. Alle sog. 'Markierungen' gehen - verloren, sobald Sie das Programm beenden. .

-

 

+ 'F3 Gruppe' zu löschen o.ä.

+

Die 'Phoenix Slides Story'

Eines Tages brachte Jim (der leitende Professor des Institus, bei dem ich arbeite) einige Foto-CDs aus Thailand mit. Komm, laß uns die anschauen, sagte @@ -333,11 +325,7 @@


Dank an David Chow und seine unheimliche Begabung, mein Programm zum Absturz zu bringen.

-

Ebenso gilt mein Dank allen, von deren Quellcode ich lernen und Ideen übernehmen - konnte. Im Einzelnen: rasterman (Epeg), Allan Hsu (Magic Lantern) und Marc Liyanage - (EpegWrapper).
-
- Ebenso mein Dank an Thomas Steg, Karlsruhe (Deutschland) für die deutsche Lokalisation +

Ebenso mein Dank an Thomas Steg, Karlsruhe (Deutschland) für die deutsche Lokalisation des Programms und der Text-Dokumentation.

Ebenso mein Dank an César Piñera für die spanische Lokalisation; @@ -354,20 +342,12 @@


in Deine Muttersprache übersetzen will/kannst, bitte kontaktiere mich.

-

Ebenso könnt Ihr für das kostenlose Programm einen kleinen, freiwilligen Beitrag - leisten oder mir ein Buch zukommen lassen (Cocoa, perl, linguistics), oder eben - Geld, Skateboarding stuff, whatsoever... :)

-

Kontakt / Lizenz

Offizielle Webseite: https://blyt.net/phxslides/

Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. -

Copyright 2005-2021 by Dominic Yu. This software is free and open source. You are - free to use it for non-commercial purposes. Derivative works must give proper - credit to me and be shared under the same license, unless I give written permission - stating otherwise.
- Copyright 2005-2021 by Dominic Yu. Diese Software ist kostenlos und Open Source. +

Copyright 2005-2024 by Dominic Yu. Diese Software ist kostenlos und Open Source. Sie kann im Nicht-Kommerziellen Umfeld frei ge-/ und benutzt werden. Derivate dieses Programm bedürfen der Erwähnung meiner Person in der Dokumentation und dürfen nur unter derselben Lizenz vertrieben/verbreitet werden. Ausnahmen erforderen diff --git a/en.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html b/en.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html index 833f308..1e21816 100644 --- a/en.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html +++ b/en.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html @@ -36,17 +36,21 @@

Usage

or double-clicking an image's thumbnail.

+

You can start a slideshow in a window (vs. full screen) +by holding down option when starting the slideshow, or by +choosing "Begin Slideshow in Window" from the Slideshow menu.

+

Using the directory listing

In addition to the usual clicking, you can also type in directory names to jump directly to them.

The first column of the directory listing contains a list of -mounted volumes. This list is updated automatically when disks -are inserted or ejected. The list is also updated if the current -folder is moved, renamed, or deleted. To refresh the listing -for all other file system changes (new files, renaming of -other folders, etc.), click on a folder name and its contents will +mounted volumes. Currently only volumes mounted at /Volumes are shown. +This list is updated automatically when disks are inserted or ejected. +To refresh the listing for other file system changes (renaming of +folders, etc.), click on a folder name and its contents will be updated. +Files in folders that you are viewing should be updated automatically.

Check "Subfolders" to have the program search all @@ -66,6 +70,8 @@

Using the directory listing

type code (like 'PICT')). Phoenix Slides supports all image types that Mac OS X supports (i.e., everything NSImage can read).

+

You can completely collapse the folder browser by dragging the divider all the way up.

+

Thumbnails

After getting the list of filenames, the program starts generating thumbnails of each of the images. Thumbnails are cached in memory @@ -75,12 +81,8 @@

Thumbnails

about the currently selected file(s) in the status bar at the bottom of the window.

-

You can resize the thumbnails to display anywhere from 40 to 160 -pixels wide. (They're stored 160 pixels wide internally.)

- -

For those who care: Phoenix Slides uses the Epeg library for fast -thumbnailing of JPEGs. Non-JPEG files, on the other hand, -will be thumbnailed slowly. =P

+

You can resize the thumbnails to display anywhere from 40 to the maximum thumbnail width +that you choose in the Preferences. For fastest thumbnail generation, choose 160 pixels.

Selecting images

You can select images to start a slideshow with them, @@ -98,9 +100,14 @@

Dragging images

Drag images to another program to open them with that program, or to the Finder to copy the files. +

Moving files

+You can choose a folder to quickly move selected files to with the "Move To..." item in the File menu. +Phoenix Slides will remember this folder and you can quickly move files to this folder again +with a keyboard shortcut. +

Reveal in Finder

-

The "Reveal in Finder" menu item can be handy for file operations -that are beyond the limits of drag and drop. If one or more files are selected, +

The "Reveal in Finder" menu item can be handy for other file operations. +If one or more files are selected, Phoenix Slides tells the Finder to show those files. If you have "Subfolders" checked and your files are from different directories, the specific behavior will be up to the Finder. If no files are selected, the Phoenix Slides will @@ -240,8 +247,7 @@

Groups/Categories

notable examples. However, you can usually work around this by holding down either the control or option key when pressing F1-F12.

-

Categories are temporary and will be lost when Phoenix Slides quits. -You should think of this functionality as a sort of fancy selection mechanism.

+

As of version 1.5.4, categories are saved across launches.

@@ -273,11 +279,6 @@

Acknowledgements

Laurent Bovet - French; Silvano Dotti - Italian.

-

Thanks to all those who make their source code available to -learn from/adapt to other purposes, including rasterman (Epeg), -Allan Hsu (Magic Lantern), and Marc Liyanage (EpegWrapper). -

-

Thanks to Takeshi Gondo for an icon that's been better received than mine.

@@ -292,13 +293,6 @@

Help Wanted

Phoenix Slides to your language please contact me.

-

-You can also contribute by offering -programming help or making a donation along the lines of books -(Cocoa, perl, linguistics), money, or skateboarding stuff. -

- -

Contact/License

Official web site: https://blyt.net/phxslides/ @@ -307,7 +301,7 @@

Contact/License

Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

-Copyright 2005-2021 by Dominic Yu. This software is free and open source. +Copyright 2005-2024 by Dominic Yu. This software is free and open source. You are free to use it for non-commercial purposes. Derivative works must give proper credit to me and be shared under the same license, unless I give written permission stating otherwise.

diff --git a/es.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html b/es.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html index c8daa0e..0cb6ef4 100644 --- a/es.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html +++ b/es.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html @@ -41,8 +41,9 @@

Miniaturas

Phoenix Slides despliega información básica (nombre, tamaño, dimensiones) acerca de los archivos actualmente seleccionados en la barra de estado en la parte inferior de las ventana.

-

Es posible cambiar el tamaño de las miniaturas para desplegarlos entre 40 y 160 pixeles de ancho. (Internamente se almacenan 160 pixeles).

-

Para los interesados: Phoenix Slides usa la bibliotega Epeg para crear miniatuuras de los JPEGs. Los archivos que no sean JPEG, por el contrario, serán miniaturizados lentamente. =P

+

Es posible cambiar el tamaño de las miniaturas para desplegarlos entre 40 y 512 pixeles de ancho. +

+

Seleccionar imágenes

Puede seleccionar imágenes para iniciar un pase de diapositivas con ellas, moverlas a la papelera, ubicarlas en el Finder, o establecer una imagen como fondo de escritorio. Para seleccionar una imagen, haga click en ella. Haga un shift-click para extender la selección; command-click para revertir la selección. También puede seleccionar imágenes arrastrando alrededor de ellas (en el espacio en blanco).

@@ -183,9 +184,6 @@

Grupos/Categorías

Evidentemente no podrá usar las teclas de función que el sistema u otras aplicaciones hayan reservado para otras cosas, siendo las telcas F9-F12 las tradicionales para Exposé y Dashboard dos de los ejemplos más notables. Sin embargo, casi siempre es posible encontrar una solución a esto al presionar ya sea la tecla de control o de option cuando se presione F1-F12.

-

Las categorías son temporales y se perderán cuando se cierre Phoenix Slides. Debe pensar en esta funcionalidad como un mecanismo avanzado de selección.

- -

La historia de Phoenix Slides

Un día, Jim (el profesor en cargo del proyecto de investigación en el que trabajo) trajo unos CDs con fotografías de Tailandia. Veamos estas fotografías, dijo. Buscamos algún programa adecuado en las Macs de la oficina, sin éxito. Terminamos por usar el modo de pantalla completa de Preview. Fue... doloroso. Ni siquiera pudimos rotar las imágenes en modo de pantalla completa. Por ello decidí escribir mi propio programa.

@@ -202,18 +200,11 @@

Agradecimientos

y a Silvano Dotti por la traducción italiana.

-

Gracias a todos los que hacen su código fuente disponible para aprender o adaptar a otros propósitos, incluyendo rasterman (Epeg), Allan Hsu (Magic Lantern), y Marc Liyanage (EpegWrapper). -

-

Y finalmente, gracias a mi antigüo jefe en mi trabajo sin futuro por "despedirme". Que Phoenix Slides sea una prueba de las ventajas del desempleo.

Se requiere ayuda

Se busca ayuda para las traducciones: Si desea traducir Phoenix Slides a su idioma sea tan amable de ponerse en contacto conmigo.

-

-También puede contribuir ofreciendo ayuda para la programación o realizando donativos de libros -(Cocoa, perl, lingüística), dinero, or materiales de patinaje.

-

Historial de cambios

@@ -280,7 +271,7 @@

Contacto/Licencia

Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

-Copyright 2005-2021 by Dominic Yu. Este software es gratis y de código abierto. Usted puede usarlo de forma gratuita para propósitos no comerciales. Los trabajos derivados deben dar crédito a mi y deben ser compartidos bajo la misma licencia, salvo que se obtenga permiso por escrito de mi que indique lo contrario.

+Copyright 2005-2024 by Dominic Yu. Este software es gratis y de código abierto. Usted puede usarlo de forma gratuita para propósitos no comerciales. Los trabajos derivados deben dar crédito a mi y deben ser compartidos bajo la misma licencia, salvo que se obtenga permiso por escrito de mi que indique lo contrario.

diff --git a/it.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html b/it.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html index 5fd2c04..1a0ee71 100644 --- a/it.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html +++ b/it.lproj/Phoenix Slides Help/index.html @@ -58,11 +58,8 @@

Miniature

Formata la lista dei nomi dei file, il programma inizia a disco) sul/i file selezionati nella barra di stato in fondo alla finestra.

-

Si possono ridimensionare a piacere le miniature per visualizzarle con una ampiezza da 40 a 160 -pixel. (Internamente vengono memorizzate con un'ampiezza di 160 pixel.)

- -

Per chi può essere interessato: Phoenix Slides usa la 'Epeg library' per ottenere veloci -miniature dei JPEG. I file Non-JPEG, d'altro canto, verranno miniaturizzati lentamente.

+

Si possono ridimensionare a piacere le miniature per visualizzarle con una ampiezza da 40 a 512 +pixel.

Selezione delle immagini

Si possono selezionare le immagini come inizio di una presentazione, per spostarle nel cestino, per mostrarle nel Finder, o per utilizzarle come sfondo @@ -193,9 +190,6 @@

Gruppi/Categorie

Exposé e Dashboard. Tuttavia, normalmente si può aggirare il problema tenendo premuto contemporaneamente ai tasti F1-F12 il tasto control o alt (⌥).

-

Le Categorie sono temporanee e andranno perse con l'uscita da Phoenix Slides. Si può -pensare a questa funzionalità come ad una sorta di meccanismo di selezione alternativo.

-

Storia di Phoenix Slides

Un giorno, Jim (il professore in carica al @@ -222,19 +216,12 @@

Ringraziamenti

Ringrazio David Chow e la sua incre Tedesca; César Piñera per la localizzazione in lingua Spagnola; Laurent Bovet per la localizzazione in lingua Francese e Silvano Dotti per la localizzazione in lingua Italiana.

-

Ringrazio tutti coloro che mi hanno reso disponibile il loro codice sorgente per -imparare/adattarlo ad altri scopi, includendo rasterman (Epeg), Allan Hsu (Magic Lantern), e Marc -Liyanage (EpegWrapper).

-

Ed infine, ringrazio il mio vecchio capo nel mio lavoro senza speranza per avermi "licenziato". Possa Phoenix Slides essere testimonianza dei vantaggi della disoccupazione.

Richiesta di Aiuto

Cerco aiuto per localizzazioni: se intendete tradurre Phoenix Slides nella vostra lingua prego contattatemi.

-

Potete anche contribuire offrendomi aiuto nella programmazione o facendo una donazione in libri -(Cocoa, perl, linguistica), danaro, o materiale per skateboard.

-

Storia delle Versioni

@@ -446,7 +433,7 @@

Contatti/Licenza

Sito web ufficiale: Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. -

Copyright 2005-2021 by Dominic Yu. Questo software è gratuito e a codice aperto (open +

Copyright 2005-2024 by Dominic Yu. Questo software è gratuito e a codice aperto (open source). Può essere usato liberamente per scopi non commerciali. Eventuali opere derivate devono rendermi appropriato merito ed essere distribuite con lo stesso tipo di licenza, a meno che io non dia permesso scritto in altro senso.

diff --git a/version.html b/version.html index 94acd71..6999102 100644 --- a/version.html +++ b/version.html @@ -7,12 +7,24 @@

Phoenix Slides Version History

+2024.01.18 1.5.4 + + 2024.01.07 1.5.3