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* (Win) Right Alt key shortcuts now work for non-European keyboards (those that don't have the AltGr key). * (Win) Fixed issue where clicking on the Variables button didn't always bring the Variables palette forward.

* Label text that contain newline characters in it now have the newline characters removed. * (Win) Fixed issue with code replacements where cursor ends up on the wrong line after replacement if there are multiple lines in the text field.

* Added variables which generate zero-padded random numbers (useful to rename for the purpose of a random slideshow for example). * Added new Upload templates: Amazon S3, ExposureManager, Flickr, Gallery 2, SFTP (secure FTP), SmugMug, and Zenfolio. * Added new Exporter templates: HTML Template, KMZ (for Google Earth), and Soundslides (Plus). * Added various options for notification when an Ingest is complete. * Added Tab and Back-tab (Shift-Tab) for 'inline' renaming to commit current rename and advance to the next or previous photo. * In the Contact Sheet, you can start the 'inline' renaming of a photo from the keyboard by having a single photo selected and pressing the 'return' key. * Added keyboard selection in the Contact Sheet (Shift and Arrow keys extend selection). * Added commands to select transferred photos and clear transferred status. * Added upload status indicators in the contact sheet. When the Loupe tool is active, simply click on a thumbnail to draw a 100% zoom. In the toolbar menu you can choose between the classic Selection tool and the Loupe tool. * Added a Loupe tool in the Contact Sheet view.

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Nearly all preference settings can now be exported from one system to another, including between Mac OS X and Windows (although not all folder paths may transfer). * Added Export/Import Preferences feature. All photos up to two levels deep from the source folders will be moved. Each Destination Process has its own source and destination folder path handling, file renaming, and IPTC Stationery options. from a wireless transmitter) and 'ingests' them with up to three separate Destination Processes. This command watches a set of folders for incoming photos (e.g. Please note that this additional AP Custom functionality is subject to The Associated Press' terms of use. * (AP) Added customizations for the Associated Press for their controlled vocabulary lookup and IPTC Info and IPTC Stationery Pad enhancements.

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In order to help curb the expected inundation of upgrade orders once Version 4.6 is released, Camera Bits is offering a discount of $15 (USD) for new licenses and $10 (USD) for upgrade orders placed prior to the release of Version 4.6. New licenses for Photo Mechanic cost $150 (USD). Upgrades to Version 4.6 from older 4.x licenses purchased earlier than the above dates cost $90 (USD).

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Version 4.6 of Photo Mechanic is a free update for users who purchased licenses for Photo Mechanic on or after Febru(or Februfor educational licenses). Let us know how you're getting along with Photos for Mac -В and if you have any questions about the app - in the comments.We're pleased to announce that the public beta of Photo Mechanic 4.6 is now available for download. Apple is likely to officially release OS X 10.10.3 in the next month or two there's no reason not to wait to update your mother's computer until that point in time. But that doesn't mean you should pre-update your tech-repair-challenged friends and family's computers with the beta. If you're familiar with betas (and the bugs they occasionally contain) and their workings, there's not much harm in downloading OS X 10.10.3. If you've backed up your information, however, and you really want to play with Photos for Mac, I see no real reason to not join the Appleseed Beta program and download the release. On the off-chance that your Mac runs into a horrible bug with Photos or otherwise in the course of your day-to-day interaction with OS X 10.10.3, you don't want to put your data at risk, too. But that's dependent on one thing: a good backup.

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