PrintStation 2.90
| Developer: |
Picmeta Systems (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/XP/2000/2003/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$29 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 3.23 MB |
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PrintStation is a professional photo catalogue software that creates printed albums, index files, photo documentations as PDF and much more. It allows to print multiple pictures on multiple pages, with custom page layouts, along with header and footer text inclusive automatic macros - at the touch of a button.
A page in PrintStation consists of columns, rows and cells. Simply define the number of columns and rows, and the cells are sized accordingly. Pictures are fitted automatically to the cells but can also be enlarged in horizontal or vertical direction. An intelligent algorithm adjusts the picture order so that there will not arise any gaps. It creates a clean, professional looking layout without wasting time, paper or money.
Actual printing is only one part of the process. Another important part is the selection of pictures. PrintStation does focus on that, offering you a very handy picture browser with a fast viewer inclusive slide show feature. It makes reviewing of the pictures really convenient. Once you decide for a picture, mark it with just a click or key press. Or mark a complete folder at once. Selections of pictures can even be saved and restored.
PrintStation Features:
- Quick and easy to use
- Printing of multiple pictures in columns and rows
- Resize or multiply single pictures
- Automatic sizing and positioning to fit within your selected print settings
- Creation of PDF albums and index image files
- Full WYSIWYG preview of all the pages of images you have chosen to print
- Flexible labeling options:
Define custom header and footer texts for pages and images
Optionally show filename, file date, file time and other information above or under each image
- Thumbnail browser
- Fast picture viewer with zooming and panning
- Many supported file formats including DICOM for medical imaging |
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