Lemke Software GmbH Forum

<r>Are there any functional or operational differences between the version of Graphic Converter available in the App Store versus the version licensed directly? The reason I ask this is that itappears that I would need to buy a family license if I buy directly (I person--desktop and portable Mac) wh...

<r>A new article has come out from the Tidbits folks describing a rather complex fix for changing current files whose desire application is determined via the Creator Code. The article is at <URL url="http://db.tidbits.com/article/10537">http://db.tidbits.com/article/10537</URL> Here is portion of t...

<r>It's a problem with Snow Leopard. Unfortunately, Launch Services no longer respects creator codes. You can use 'Open With' to manually force a particular file opening with a specific application or use the 'Open With' section of the Get Info dialog to associate one file or a whole class of files ...

<r>Have you tried running from a generic user? Here are the details from my post that I sent a few days ago: Go into System Preferences and create a new account. Log into that account and execute Graphic Converter. If you don't see the slow downs, there is something in your login items, preferences,...

<r>Here's another thing that you might try that is pretty easy and can tell you if something in your personalized setup may be causing problems:Go into System Preferences and create a new account.  Log into that account and execute Graphic Converter. If you don't see the slow downs, there is somethi...

<r>The Hardware Test program (AHT) should be on the first MacOSX Install DVD that came with the computer. At least it did on my MacBook. Alan Forkosh Oakland, CA <EMAIL email="aforkosh@mac.com">aforkosh@mac.com</EMAIL> On Nov 9, 2008, at 6:30 AM, Gnarlodious wrote: > > I am not talking about the dis...

<r>Try repairing your disk permission using Disk Utility. I got the same error code mounting a disk image for another application and that seemed to fix it. Alan Forkosh Oakland, CA <EMAIL email="aforkosh@mac.com">aforkosh@mac.com</EMAIL> On Sep 28, 2007, at 4:01 PM, surfkonto wrote: > I can't mount...

<r>You might consider using the freeware program ExifRenamer to create your file names. It uses the EXIF information to name your image files with the date and time from the EXIF information. If you don't like the default naming conventions, there is a flexible editor for changing them, as well as p...

<r>At 8:43 AM -0500 8/5/04, Gordon B. Alley wrote: >I customarily rename all my image files after downloading, using a >particular format based upon the EXIF capture date. > There is a little freeware program, ExifRenamer, that does exactly that (and only that). It is available at <URL url="http://w...

<r>Seattle FilmWorks is not kaput; it has morphed into Photoworks <<URL url="http://www.photoworks.com">http://www.photoworks.com</URL>>. Sometime before the changeover, they joined the rest of the world and started using JPEG as their distribution format. At 11:00 AM -0400 7/16/04, Ace wrote: >Seat...