Releases: cyotek/Cyotek.QuickScan
Releases · cyotek/Cyotek.QuickScan
v1.3
v1.2
v1.1
Drat, I forgot to update the change log in the PR
1.1 (02Oct2022)
Breaking
- Now requires .NET Framework 4.8
- Due to the switch in the ini parser, it is almost certain that
when upgrading from 1.0 to 1.1 the Output Folder setting
will be corrupted and will need to be re-defined
Added
- The confirmation prompt displayed at the conclusion of an
scan-and-save sequence is now inline and means imagine editing
tools can be used when chain scanning. If you prefer the
original modal prompt, this can be re-enabled from the
Options menu - Added
ctkqscan.default.ini
, a commented ini file with all
settings documented (including ones which can't be currently
set in the UI). If the mainctkqscan.ini
is missing, the
default file will be automatically copied and used - Added ability to save metadata (e.g. EXIF tag) on scanned
images, if supported by the chosen output format. This feature
is not currently configurable via the UI, see the comments in
the default ini file for details - Added an option to play a sound at the prompt for continuing a
chain scan. The choice of sound is configurable too, but is
not currently configurable via the UI, see the comments in the
default ini file for details
Changed
- Simplified control panel and menus
- Sometimes trying to save an image fails, typically when doing
large high DPI scans. When this happens, the raw WIA image is
saved instead with no conversion or customisation. This is
typically a very large bitmap - Ini file parsing is now handled by Cyotek.Data.Ini
- The window and splitter position is now preserved between
sessions - Output parameters are now validated before scanning starts, if
auto save is enabled - File preview are now generated from the scanned image saved to
a temporary file, not an in-memory copy
Fixed
- The UI now works properly with high DPI displays
- Fixed a crash trying to do an immediate scan (not preview) and
no previous scan settings were saved - Fixed a crash that could occur when trying to calculate file
sizes - The
WIA_ERROR_OFFLINE
error is gracefully handled - The Save Settings on Exit setting is now preserved between
sessions - Added error traps for various conditions, usually caused by
scanning large high DPI images, or working with temperamental
scanners