Juicer extracts images from files of any kind. Like most text editing applications can search a text file for a word, Juicer can search inside any file format for images of the types: JPEG, PNG, GIF, PDF, BMP and SWF. For convenience it can search single files or in folders of files at once. When Juicer finds images of a kind it recognizes, it extracts and stores them in a new folder on the Desktop. This is useful for image recovery, or for reading images stored in file formats created by applications you don't have. Apples iPhoto stores photo albums as aliases to the original photos in its library. Juicer can extract albums from damaged libraries. Web browsers create cache files containing images, and email applications keep attachments stored almost in the original format. For a fast slideshow of your recent digital life, you can let juicer search your "Library" folder (see the ReadMe). What's New: This is the first release. Please report bugs and give feedback at: juicer@echoone.com |