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by *Hacker » 2008-12-05, 19:55 UTC
Fantastic, thank you both!

Is there a way to export the thumbnails?
Roman
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by *Dec » 2008-12-11, 23:06 UTC
Hacker wrote:Is there a way to export the thumbnails?
Update and use Ctrl+C.
Support of MCataloguer Catalog files (*.cds) added.
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by *Hacker » 2008-12-13, 12:50 UTC
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Update and use Ctrl+C.
Thank you! Any chance to directly export, not just to copy to clipboard? This way I have to paste it somewhere and set the correct name and date. Would be much easier if the decThumbsDBViewer could do this for me.
TIA
Roman
Mal angenommen, du drückst Strg+F, wählst die FTP-Verbindung (mit gespeichertem Passwort), klickst aber nicht auf Verbinden, sondern fällst tot um.
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by *Dec » 2008-12-14, 16:10 UTC
Hacker wrote:Any chance to directly export, not just to copy to clipboard? This way I have to paste it somewhere and set the correct name and date. Would be much easier if the decThumbsDBViewer could do this for me.
Update and use Drag&Drop.
-Support of Directory Opus cache files added.
-Support of XYplorer cache files added.
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by *Hacker » 2008-12-14, 21:53 UTC
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Update and use Drag&Drop.
Ah, this is very nice, thank you, but does not (and probably when using drag&drop cannot) set the time of the created file to the time stored in the thumbs file.

Just this one wish... *saint smiley*
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Roman
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by *Lefteous » 2008-12-16, 14:08 UTC
Vista thumbnails are not displayed here on Vista. Any ideas?
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by *Dec » 2008-12-17, 16:00 UTC
Lefteous wrote:Vista thumbnails are not displayed here on Vista. Any ideas?
In other OS these files are viewed?
2.3.1.151: Support of FSViewer cache file added.
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by *Lefteous » 2008-12-17, 21:55 UTC
In other OS these files are viewed?
I don't know - I just tried it on Vista.
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by *Dec » 2008-12-17, 21:58 UTC
Lefteous wrote:In other OS these files are viewed?
I don't know - I just tried it on Vista.
Can you send me your problem files? My email - AnisimovDec(@)mail(.)ru
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by *Lefteous » 2008-12-20, 01:10 UTC
Sorry for the false alarm. I thought the plug-in was installed cirrectly but it wasn't.
There seems to be a problem here installing your plugin with the auto-installer. I was able to manually install the plugin. It works just fine now.
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by *franck8244 » 2009-02-10, 22:15 UTC
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Can you explain how you manage to read TC's idb file ?
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by *ghisler(Author) » 2009-02-12, 16:42 UTC
I sent him the information and some sample source. Please contact me by e-mail if you need sample source too.
The file is actually quite simple: It consists of blocks of varying size. Each block starts with a 4 byte block size "n". If the highest bit is one, the block is a deleted (free) block. Then comes the data block of n-4 bytes (n includes the size), composed of a header tcacheheader and the data.
The tcacheheader looks like this:
2 byte signature: "NP" for standard size, "CP" for custom size
2 byte flags: currently 0
8 byte timestamp (win32 style file time)
With header "CP", the next 2 bytes are the width, and the next 2 the height, in pixels.
Then follow the compressed bitmap bits as 24-bit RGB with DWORD-aligned width (rounded up to 4 bytes). TC uses the ZIP compression here (deflate), it's using zlib without header (tcunzlib.dll).
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by *Hacker » 2009-02-15, 17:24 UTC
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Any chance to support XnView's cache, please?
And, still, please, support exporting while keeping time and date, not only drag and drop... *saint smiley*
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Roman
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by *Dec » 2009-02-16, 08:04 UTC
Hacker wrote:Any chance to support XnView's cache, please?
In the future.
Hacker wrote:And, still, please, support exporting while keeping time and date, not only drag and drop... *saint smiley*
In the nearest future.
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by *Dec » 2009-03-05, 21:05 UTC