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Millennium Information Sys
1. What
do you use the program for? How does it help you?
I use the program for processing documents after
they have been scanned to digital format. Batch Converter is great
for running batch processes that involve a lot of actions.
2. What do
you consider to be the most interesting feature of the program?
I think the most interesting features of the program are the Auto
Cropping, Deskewing and the ability to create an Action List of the
order in which actions are to be performed. The ability to work on
sub-directories is also great.
3. What
you may tell about support?
The support of the software is the best I have ever experienced of
any software developer.
Steven
Money
When I first purchased able batch it was to
resize icons to fit into a program to make themes for blackberry
devices. I was using a photo program to resize them 1 by 1 and it
would take hours to resize 80 or so icons.
And now with the update I can not only resize the icons, but
I can also adjust the color of them as well.
Support from the author has been great. Very prompt when
answering questions!
Over all a great product. I have recommended it to every one I
know that has a use or need for batch conversion.
Mark
Hargrove
1. We're going to use it as part of a workflow that converts
Adobe Illustrator files created by a designer into jpeg images to
store in an Excel worksheet.
2. The ability to convert .ai files to .jpg files from the command
line -- not many utilities can handle that.
Gersom Pape
What do you use AbleBatchConverter for? How does it help you?
Simple tiff image crop and rotate
Jimmy
Requa
1. What do you use AbleBatchConverter for? How does it help
you?
I have TIFF files written by AutoCAD 2004. It writes incorrect
files that it can read but most other programs cannot. Paint Shop
Pro refuses to read them. ACDSee and Irfanview display them
incorrectly. Programs that use Tifflib or ImageMagick cannot read
them. My newer version of ImageMagick won't read them. Your program
reads these fine and writes correct TIFF files that I can use
elsewhere.
2. What do you consider to be the most interesting feature of
the program?
I have a lot of files to process, so it was important to be able
to run your program from a command line. I wrote a perl script to
convert files using your program.
Dereje
Jima
1) What do you use AbleBatchConverter for? How does it help
you?
I want to convert Mellions of .ps file to .gif file to import to
database. It helps me to reduce the time required to see each
structural picture one by one.
Once stored in database, I will link to record and go like webpage
by creating layout which will really reduce ample .
2) What do you consider to be the most interesting feature of the
program?
Batch convert option
Gloria
Jean-Baptiste Flament
1) What do you use AbleBatchConverter for? How does it help
you?
I want to catalogue my clipart, including Adobe Illustrator files.
2) What do you consider to be the most interesting feature of the
program?
The thing that really interested me was the fact it could Batch
convert Adobe Illustrator files.
Rudi
1) What do you use AbleBatchConverter for? How does it help
you?
I use it to resize .JPG and .NEF pictures to save disk space or to
prepare them for e-mail or web-publishing.
I also intend to use the program for adding a watermark.
2) What do you consider to be the most interesting feature of
the program?
NEF to JPG and watermarking in a batch process.
John
Lucassen
We received an old Pentium 350 but the lady had about 10 gig of
photos taken by a Pentax camera which she wanted kept.
I downloaded your excellent program and converted her raw images to
jpeg.
Andrew McKay
1) What do you use AbleBatchConverter for? How does it help you?
I have a massive collection of CD's with TIF and WMF images which
I want to convert to GIF or JPG.
2) What do you consider to be the most interesting feature of the
program?
Ease of use. I looked at a couple of other programs first, but
yours seemed to do exactly what I wanted - drop a folder onto the
program, click a couple of buttons and viola! Instant conversion to
GIF.
3) What abilities in your opinion should be added or improved in
it?
Your program does exactly what I
was looking for. I'm sure there might be modifications I can suggest
when I have used it a while, but I'm very pleased with it as it is.
René Schulte
1) What do you use AbleBatchConverter for? How does it help
you?
I use it for converting RW2 files to JPEG. It was the only
functioning converter I could find on the web for RW2 files. RAW is
more common.
2) What do you consider to be the most interesting feature of
the program?
It works, what cannot be said from a lot of others.
3) Where did you first hear/read about AbleBatchConverter?
On the web. Searching with Google for "raw jpg convert,
download".
Danny Moore
1) What do you use AbleBatchConverter for? How does it help you?
I use it to convert large files of ai or eps formats to jpg. It's
quick and easy to use.
2) What do you consider to be the most
interesting feature of the program?
Being able to convert by batch.
Ian Phillips
1) What do you use AbleBatchConverter for? How does it help
you?
We are going to use the software to convert a who load of
documents from BMP & Till to PDF.
2) What do you consider to be the most interesting feature of
the program?
The Batch and command line facility.
Paul Taylor
I found myself in a position of our Document management system
eating up disk space at a rate i couldn't understand We found that
our system setting was not set to compress colour Tiff files, my
assistants scanned summer work (thousands of tiff's) in full colour
mode. When they got back on the document management system after our
college relocation and started to index the files, i found out the
problem. With your package i was able to bulk compress the files and
reclaim 90GB of date drive space
Harry Hagley
Just like to say this is a fantastic piece of software, very
simple program stable and has saved me many hours of work. The batch
watermarking is brilliant.
The service was brilliant too I requested a feature to be added
and little under a month it was.
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