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Breezebrowser Pro Help Contents 1 Table of Contents Part I Introduction 4 1 Installing and................................................................................................................................... registering BreezeBrowser Pro 5 Installing .......................................................................................................................................................... 5 Registering .......................................................................................................................................................... 5 Upgrading to the latest.......................................................................................................................................................... version 7 2 Getting Started................................................................................................................................... 7 Part II Reference section 8 1 Main View ................................................................................................................................... 9 Navigation .......................................................................................................................................................... 10 Rotating images .......................................................................................................................................................... 10 Auto rotate JPEGs.......................................................................................................................................................... 10 IPTC data .......................................................................................................................................................... 11 Comments .......................................................................................................................................................... 11 Deleting images .......................................................................................................................................................... 11 High quality display.......................................................................................................................................................... 12 Focus point overlay.......................................................................................................................................................... 12 Flashing highlights.......................................................................................................................................................... 12 Black and white display.......................................................................................................................................................... 12 Timestamps .......................................................................................................................................................... 12 Slideshow .......................................................................................................................................................... 13 View actual image.......................................................................................................................................................... 14 Edit image .......................................................................................................................................................... 14 Moving and copying.......................................................................................................................................................... images to another folder 14 Extracting embedded.......................................................................................................................................................... JPEGs 15 Regenerate embedded.......................................................................................................................................................... JPEGs 15 Viewing EXIF data.......................................................................................................................................................... 16 Copying EXIF data.......................................................................................................................................................... 16 Exporting EXIF data.......................................................................................................................................................... 17 Adding a "Browse.......................................................................................................................................................... with BreezeBrowser Pro" option to Windows Explorer 18 Grid Overlay .......................................................................................................................................................... 19 Image Magnifier .......................................................................................................................................................... 19 2 Thumbnail ...................................................................................................................................View 20 Regenerate JPEG.......................................................................................................................................................... thumbnails 24 Regenerate 16-bit.......................................................................................................................................................... TIFF thumbnails 25 Image display order.......................................................................................................................................................... 25 Tagging .......................................................................................................................................................... 26 Shortcuts/links to.......................................................................................................................................................... files 26 3 Filmstrip view................................................................................................................................... 27 4 Kiosk Mode................................................................................................................................... 29 Touchscreen Keyboard.......................................................................................................................................................... 33 Photobooth event.......................................................................................................................................................... example 37 5 Slideshow ................................................................................................................................... 41 Display options .......................................................................................................................................................... 41 Automatically displaying.......................................................................................................................................................... images 43 © 2004 to 2021 Breeze Systems Ltd 1 2 BreezeBrowser Pro Help Manual navigation.......................................................................................................................................................... 43 Ranking images in.......................................................................................................................................................... the slideshow 43 Using tags .......................................................................................................................................................... 44 6 Image comparison................................................................................................................................... 44 Overview .......................................................................................................................................................... 44 Using the mouse ..........................................................................................................................................................and keyboard shortcuts 46 7 Printing contact................................................................................................................................... sheets 46 Page and Printer ..........................................................................................................................................................setup 46 Contact sheets .......................................................................................................................................................... 48 Full size images .......................................................................................................................................................... 49 Color management.......................................................................................................................................................... 50 Printing to file .......................................................................................................................................................... 50 8 Batch Renaming..................................................................................................................................
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