BigPicture Cataloguer BigPicture Cataloguer is a useful image viewer.
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Easy to download Boston The Big Picture with BigPicture Cataloguer. Reviewed by kelly BigPicture Cataloguer is a formal photo site, its excellent photographs and a keen perspective is appreciated by people. BigPicture Cataloguer has been concerned about the current events for readers to publish "News Stories in Photograhs". For example, the theme of the sixtieth anniversary of National Day and Australia sandstorms. In addition, BigPicture Cataloguer also uses Web technology to allow readers to make more perfect photos. Pros: Friendly interface Add the -q command-line switch Be stable Easy to use Cons: No help interface No uninstall button BigPicture Cataloguer downloads the entire Boston Globe Big Picture photo series and tags each photo with their relevant caption. Upon execution, you will be asked for a path to a directory to store the photos. If you provide "C:\My Photos\", for example, the photos will be organised as such: c:\My Photos\2008\05\Cassini Nears Four-year Mark\02 ?¨C cassini2.jpg From version 0.3 and onwards, it is possible to provide the target directory as a command line argument, optionally with the "-q" flag, so that the program executes quietly without asking questions, e.g.: bigpicture -q "C:\My Photos" Each filename is decided by the place of the photo in the photo series (in this example, the second photo), and the picture's original filename ("cassini2.jpg"). It is worth noting that with many photo series, numbers in the original filename will not correspond to the picture's place in the photo series, so a filename like "01 ?¨C mars24.jpg" doesn't indicate that the program has skipped 23 photos. It is also worth noting that the program resumes downloading a collection intelligently-if a download of the series is interrupted, you can resume where it left off simply by re-running the program, giving it the same directory to save photos in. The same is true of updating your collection with new photos.

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