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ABC Image Browser
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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How much does ABC Image Browser cost?
Are there any limitations to the Trial Version?
Is there any discount for upgrading from a previously purchased version?
How do I make the Buy Now reminders go away?
How do I buy ABC Image Browser?
I have literally thousands of images. Is ABC Image Browser for me?
What is the Email Optimization Wizard?
How do I create a new image folder?
How do I move files from one folder to another?
For more questions regarding the purchase of ABC Image Browser, please read the
Plimus FAQ.
How much does ABC Image Browser cost?
With as many features as ABC Image Browser has, it still costs under $20. The cost to buy
ABC Image Browser is just $19.95 in U.S. dollars.
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Are there any limitations to the Trial Version?
As of version 4.8.6, ABC Image Browser has absolutely no feature limitations.
However, please remember that ABC Image Browser is not possible without the financial support of
people like you. If you like it, please buy it.
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Is there any discount for upgrading from a previously purchased version?
Yes, you can always upgrade for free within the same major product version. For example, if you have purchased
ABC Image Browser 4.0, you may now upgrade to version 4.8 for free. However, owners of version 3.0 will
have to pay for version 4.8.
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How do I make the Buy Now reminders go away?
Buy the software. After you have purchased ABC Image Browser, all registration reminders will go away.
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How do I buy ABC Image Browser?
To purchase ABC Image Browser, download and install it. After starting ABC Image Browser,
click on "Register" in the "Help" menu. The window that will open up will walk you
through the purchasing process.
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I have literally thousands of images. Is ABC Image Browser for me?
The very first version of ABC Image Browser was designed to browse exactly one folder at a time, much
like 99% of the other browsers out there. However, since version 2.0, ABC Image Browser has been designed
to be used with tens of thousands of images, in any number of folders. Judging by the feedback we
have received from our users, we have succeeded in our design goal.
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What is the Email Optimization Wizard?
The Email Optimization Wizard prepares your photos to be sent across the web via e-mail. To do this, it checks the
size of your image and, if necessary, shrinks it down so that it can be uploaded and downloaded faster. In some cases,
the wizard even converts the image to a different, more compact format. If you have ever had to walk away from your
computer while you waited for a large photo to download because someone e-mailed it to you full-sized, then this
Wizard is for... them. But, if you have ever been on the sending end of such an e-mail, then the Wizard is for you, also.
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How do I create a new image folder?
The "Open Image Folder" dialog can be used to create new folders. First open this dialog window by clicking
"File|Open Image Folder...", pressing [Ctrl + O], or by clicking the "Open Image Folder" button. Use the file explorer
tree on the left to navigate to and select the folder in which you would like to create the new folder. Then click on the
small button that has a picture of a folder on it. This is the "Create New Folder" button. Type in the name of the new sub-
folder and press [ENTER].
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How do I move files from one folder to another?
To move files, you must first open one or more folders. (More than one can be opened at a time.) Select the image
file or files that you want to move by clicking on the thumbnails. (Hold the [Ctrl] key to select more than one.)
To "cut" these images, right-click on one of the selected thumbnails and click "Cut" or just press [Ctrl + X].
To "copy" these images, right-click a selected thumbnail and click "Copy" or just press [Ctrl + C].
Then move to or open the folder you want the images in. Right-click anywhere within this folder's filmstrip and click
"Paste" or just press [Ctrl + V].
You may also move (but not copy) files by using the drag and drop feature. Click and hold
the left mouse button on a thumbnail, drag it to a different folder, and drop it by letting go of the mouse button. To switch
to a different folder while images are being dragged, simply hover the mouse cursor over the folder's thumbnail tab.
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