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Welcome 2013 – Development Roadmap

2012 was a challenging year for us. We saw Windows 8, Windows RT and Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion being released, this pose  a challenge for us as we look towards supporting these new Operating System. At the same time, we saw the emergence and relevance of the mobile platform particularly in the area of Tablet development and usage.

With the release of Windows 8, we embarked on redesigning our applications to support the new touch controls and the 64 Bit Platform. This saw us revamping iRedSoft Image Resizer, JBatch It and Batch JPEG Rotator in the last quarter of 2012 to incorporate these and other enhancements. We will not be stopping there, we will be working on upgrading Batch TIFF Resizer Lite, Batch TIFF Resizer, Batch It, Batch It Pro and Batch It Ultra through to early 2014.

We will explore the Windows RT Operating System for Windows Tablets in the future but at the moment, we feel that the market and Windows RT platform is still in its infancy and applying resources to develop application specifically for it would be an unproductive and expensive exercise. However, we will be exploring and developing for the iOS platform for the iPad. This will mostly be productivity applications.

Happy 2013!

Batch It Ultra v4.11 Released

We are pleased to announce the release of Batch It Ultra v4.11. This update contains bug fixes which causes the preview images to blank out randomly during processing and a critical memory leak which causes the application to crash. 

Batch It Ultra v4 New Pricing $59.95 instead of $79.95

 We are pleased to announce that our flagship application, Batch It Ultra v4 is now available at an even lower price of US$59.95 instead of US$79.95 as we have successfully negotiated for a new licensing cost of for some of its core components. As such, we are passing the saving to you. The new pricing is available with immediate effect.

Batch It Ultra v4.10 Released

We are pleased to announce the release of Batch It Ultra v4.10 with immediate effect.

This update contains several bug fixes which causes the EXIF Header to not be saved. It also contains several other cosmetic changes.

Batch It Ultra v4.10 is available for download at our website at https://www.batchimage.com/download/batchitultra.msi or https://www.batchimage.com/download/batchitultra.exe 

Batch It Pro v4.23 and Batch It Ultra v4.08 Released

 We are pleased to announce the release of Batch It Pro v4.23 and Batch It Ultra v4.08. This update contains a bug fix which causes the Text Caption to show up as ‘‘ instead of the actual caption when the macro is used.

The updated version can be downloaded from our website at https://www.batchimage.com/downloads 

Roadmap for Our Windows Apps (2012-2014)

Last year we began developing applications for the Mac while still activating developing for the Windows platform. With the release of Batch It Ultra v4.0 in March 2012, we concluded the major rewrite of all our core Windows applications which began in 2008. All our applications have been tested on the latest Windows operating including the Preview version of Windows 8.

During the development of our Mac applications, we took steps to compile the applications for the Windows platform. This brought about the release of our CM series of applications which includes CM Batch Photo Processor, CM ComboTIFF, CM PDF Page Extractor, CM PDF Merge, CM Note Keeper and CM TIFF 2 PDF. Although the applications work great on the Mac environment, we are not terribly excited about their performance as these applications were develop on the Mac platform.

As such, we will be embarking on the next major phase of our development. We are working towards developing for the 64bit platform. We feel that the time is ripe for 64bit applications with many of our clients using Windows 7 and probably the new Windows 8 Operating System. We will continue to support the 32bit Windows Operating System as far as possible. The 64bit platform would allows us to address larger memory sizes which would be useful for larger image dimensions. 

The 64bit Windows Operating System such as Windows 7 and Windows 8 would continue to support 32bit applications. Currently, all our applications are 32bit applications. 

To begin this new phase, we will begin working on a brand new version of CM ComboTIFF, CM PDF Page Extractor, CM PDF Merge and CM TIFF 2 PDF for Windows. We will began development on the Windows platform to ensure optimum performance for these applications. We should expect the first roll our before the year end. 

We will be looking to begin developing 64bit version of our Imaging Applications in 2013. This will represent the next phase of rebuilding those applications from ground up and expect the release at the middle of 2014.

Batch It Ultra v4.07 Released

We are pleased to announce the release of Batch It Ultra v4.07.

This update adds the ability to add your own Copyright Text into the EXIF Header of the JPEG Files and also the ability to make use of the Text Caption option as the EXIF Subject Title.

You can download Batch It Ultra from our website at https://www.batchimage.com

Batch It Ultra v4.05 and Batch It Pro v4.22 Released

We are pleased to announce the release of Batch It Ultra v4.05 and Batch It Pro v4.22. This update includes the support of 8 Bit Grayscale JPEG images and to achieve this, all you need to do is to set the JPEG Colorspace to Gray Level. This will ignore the Color Depth option. 

Batch it Ultra v4.05 also includes option to perform tagging of Prefix and Suffix and Smart Replace on the 2nd and 3rd Resizing Methods. It also allows you to rename based on either the Original filename or the New filename which is generated by the Filename Changer. 

For more information, please refer to our website at https://www.batchimage.com

Batch It Ultra v4.04 Released

We are pleased to announce the immediate release of Batch It Ultra v4.04 on our website at https://www.batchimage.com .

This update contains several bug fixes which includes

  • AutoExit parameter which did not work in the command line mode
  • 3rd Resizing Method not functioning
  • Old Filename used instead of the changed filename in the 2nd and 3rd Resizing Method