2.0: Watermark Plugin

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2.0: Watermark Plugin

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I just had a look at VSO's Image Resizer (freeware) and it has this really cool Watermarking feature we have to adopt!

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We keep the watermark that's in the Paint plugin but we should also have another plugin like this one for working in View mode.

Also, to improve on their design...
Add a Preview button to see the changes on the original image,
Add a Restore button to undo the preview,
Add a Auto-Preview check box to see the changes automatically as you change options.
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Re: 2.0: Watermark Plugin

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ckit wrote:I just had a look at VSO's Image Resizer (freeware) and it has this really cool Watermarking feature we have to adopt!
Yes, this feature is requested since a long long time :-)
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Post by Peter2 »

Added in Version 1.92. (December 2007)

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Post by Ty »

Hey Ckit--

How would you like to write up a little blurb for the help file on the new watermark feature? There's a certain amount of justice to the idea that he who requests features is he who gets to write about them, no?!!!
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Sorry, I'm too busy for that not that I wouldn't know where to start either LOL :)
I'm in the middle of building my sister a new 22" widescreen computer (I'll buy the same monitor for myself I think) and yes XnView will be installed on it too....
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Post by JohnFredC »

Be careful about budget 22" monitors... they sometimes don't have the bit-depth to display a complete color gamut (ie, you'll see banding)!
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