But it's not difficult to just start using ImBatch, which is what we did. We did find a Help folder with a well-illustrated, PDF-based Quick Start guide in ImBatch's Program folder, though. The Configuration button opened a tabbed settings sheet offering skins and more, but we didn't see a Help file on the interface. Toggling on the Preview Pane feature not only displays a preview thumbnail but also a larger pop-up preview. The interface is split down the center between a file list with thumbnails, a drag-and-drop panel, and optional preview pane on the left, and a Task panel on the right. With its dark gray tones and highlights, ImBatch's user interface resembles a media player a nice change from gray Explorer boxes. Recent updates include Windows 8 readiness and improvements to the watermarking and crop tools. You can create, save, and load Tasks to process large batches using the same settings. It handles more than 30 image formats not just common formats like JPEG, GIF, and TIFF but also FAX, G3N, G3F, XIF, ICB, WDP, and other uncommon formats. This easy-to-use freeware also adds watermarks, edits EXIF data, and runs scripts, too. ImBatch processes, edits, and converts image files in batches or individually.
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