FastPictureViewer 1.9 Build 360 (32-bit)

FastPictureViewer Pro 1.9.359.0 64-bit was inadvertently built as requiring an Intel AVX2-enabled processor and would not load on older machines. This release addresses that issue.

This release addresses an issue occurring on Windows 10 where the program can crash when right-clicking into a text input window where you can enter substitution variables. Those input windows can be found in the Renaming Template editor (F2) as well as in the File Utilities plug-in (Ctrl+F).
The program customizes the default context menu for edit fields and add custom options letting users easily paste variables into the text, and a change in recent versions of Windows 10 caused the menu customization in FPV Pro to crash. The issue has been corrected.

- The plugin that uploads to Zenfolio.com has been updated, following deprecation of the Zenfolio API 1.6; Additional improvements were made to substitution variables and functions: {LTrim{Variable}} and {RTrim{Variable}} remove any leading and trailing (right-side) blanks from {Variable}, respectively, while {LTrim{Variable},n} and {RTrim{Variable},n} remove any blanks AND also shaves n characters. Say you have a folder naming scheme where you use some fixed-length prefix, as in "01. Holidays". Assume it's the parent folder for the sake of example, then {LTrim{FilePath[1]},4} will resolve to "Holidays". Additionally, {Trim{Variable}} removes both leading and trailing blanks.

- New substitution macros for renaming: {FilePath[n]}, {RegEx{Variable}}, many functions such as {Left{Variable},n}, {Upper{Variable}}, {TitleCase{Variable}} etc, more casing options e.g. {FileName:3} or {FilePath[1]:2}, and new CRC-32 and CRC-64 file hashes using {FileHash:3} and {FileHash:4}, respectively. Functions and variables can be composed, e.g. {Upper{Left{FilePath[1]},4}} represents the first four characters of the parent folder's name, uppercased. Note that this last example can use the uppercase option of the FilePath variable directly, as in {Left{FilePath[1]:1},4} to achieve the same effect.

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- Improved overall detection of color profiles in tagged and untagged files.

- Maintenance release, removed digital signature from installer (for now) and other small things.

- Small regression fix: 'B' (Black & White Preview) and 'C' (Check Highlights) keys were not working in GPU-accelerated mode in the past couple of builds. We also optimized the folder content enumeration, which should be quicker now.

- Routine maintenance release with small ehnancements.

- Added first-class support for Cinemagraphs (aka Animated GIFs) which can now be played seamlessly within FastPictureViewer Professional.

- Fixed some PNG transparency issue with non-black background in GPU accelerated mode.

- Fixes a bug where the {ImageIndex} substitution variable is sometimes zero when used from a plug-in, such as from the File Utilities batch rename function.

- Fixes a regression in the batch delete function introduced in build 345.

- Small bug fixes and Windows 10 compatibility update.

- Fix to the Facebook upload plugin to accommodate the latest changes in Facebook permissions.
- FastPictureViewer Pro (licensed) now saves the Publishing, Deletion and B&W marks across sessions, which means you can use the X key to flag files for deletions, then quit the program. When you restart, the images you flagged will still be marked for deletion. This feature has virtually no impact on performance.