TOKYO (MacHouse) – We thought QuickKut would be the last software release of the month. We were wrong. In fact, a new software title that we’ve just released turns out to be the largest Windows project we’ve worked on so far. This new Windows software release is called Img2Drop.

Img2Drop is somewhat similar to our existing Mac software title called Image2Go except that the former is a lot better. Img2Drop is a quick solution to processing multiple image files at a time. What makes Img2Drop better than Image2Go? Img2Drop comes with a preview screen. If you import a sample picture, you can visually work on it to your satisfaction. Finally, just drag and drop one or more image files onto the drop box at the bottom.

Just as other Windows software titles, Img2Drop is offered as a beta version. And you can use it with no restrictions till February 1, 2012. It’s been tested for Windows 7 64-bit. Though untested, it should also run under Windows 7 32-bit.

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Img2Drop is a product of MacHouse.
Condoleezza Rice is not an official mascot of MacHouse.
Windows is a product of Microsoft Corporation.

TOKYO (MacHouse) – So it’s been about a month since we started learning Windows programming. So far, we’ve released three Windows applications this month. Well, we are ready to introduce another one to you. A new Windows software title is called QuickKut.

QuickKut can be a little, handy Windows application for web designers who routinely cut the corners of images. It’s quite simple to use. First, select a frame. Then choose File > Open to open a picture to work on. Then just configure frame settings. Finally, choose File > Export to export a framed image. If you want to make the frame transparent, make sure you enable the checkbox labeled Transparent background. Of course, in that case, you need to select PNG or TIFF as an export format.

Just as other Windows software titles, QuickKut is offered as a beta version. And you can use it with no restrictions till February 1, 2012. It’s been tested for Windows 7 64-bit. Though untested, it should also run under Windows 7 32-bit.

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QuickKut is a product of MacHouse.
Condoleezza Rice is not an official mascot of MacHouse.
Windows is a product of Microsoft Corporation.

TOKYO (MacHouse) – It’s been just a few days since we released our last Windows software title. And we are ready to introduce another. This new software title is called SimplePics.

In a sense, SimplePics is a reduced version of our Mac software title called DeskPics. SimplePics allows the user to take desktop screenshots. Indeed, it could just be the matter of pressing Print Screen to take desktop screenshots in Windows unless you don’t have to include the Mouse pointer. That being said, SimplePics lets you include it to your desktop screenshots.

Just as other Windows software titles, SimplePics is offered as a beta version. And you can use it with no restrictions till February 1, 2012. It’s been tested for Windows 7 64-bit. Though untested, it should also run under Windows 7 32-bit. By the way, don’t forget to open Preferences to set up your default settings.

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SimplePics is a product of MacHouse.
Windows is a product of Microsoft Corporation.

TOKYO (MacHouse) – For us, Windows software development is not so easy. We’ve still got so many things to learn. Anyway, a new Windows software title we are releasing today is called MarQ.

MarQ is a simple Windows application you can use to watermark pictures. All you have to do is open an image file by choosing File > Open or click on a toolbar button. Then select font, text size, opacity and text color. Also, don’t forget to select an image to watermark from the drop-down menu. Finally, click on the Set button to open the image with Canvas. You can manually pan and position watermark text on Canvas. You can export an watermarked image by choosing File > Export.

MarQ for Windows is currently available as a beta version. It’s time-sensitive and will expire on February 1, 2012. MarQ will run under 64-bit Windows 7. Though untested, it should also run under 32-bit Windows 7.

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MarQ is a product of MacHouse.
Windows is a product of Microsoft Corporation.