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Giveaway of the day — Zeus Image Converter Pro 1.9.1

Zeus is the most powerful image conversion software on the market.

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Zeus Image Converter Pro 1.9.1 werd aangeboden als een giveaway op 26 augustus 2020

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Zeus is the most powerful image conversion software on the market, which is dedicated to helping you quickly batch convert and process images.

You can:

Batch convert to JPG, PNG, TIFF, PDF, WebP, EXR and HEIC.

Batch resize, rotate, rename and crop images.

Batch export images as multi-page or single-page PDFs.

Batch rasterize TrueType, OpenType fonts and SVG files.

View IPTC, EXIF and XMP metadata in image files.

Batch convert Camera Raw images, such as NEF, CR2, ARW, DNG.

Deep neural network based Super-resolution.

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Systeemvereisten:

Windows Vista/ 7/ 8/10 (x32/x64)

Uitgever:

Heraclesoft

Website:

https://heraclesoft.com/zeus-image-converter/

Bestandsgrootte:

29 MB

Licence details:

Lifetime, no updates

Prijs:

$29.95

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Does the software work completely offline or is an internet connection required in order to be able to use all features?
thanks for clarifying
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asg – 3 years ago – Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+23)

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asg, it's for offline use.

Dean – 3 years ago – Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+27)

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Downloaded & installed fine.

However, on initial launch on my high-DPI display the title bar and menu just below it were past the top of the display screen area so I could not drag the overall window down.

I used the "trick" of right-click on its taskbar icon to reveal the move option, then used the keyboard cursor keys to bring the menus and title bar down into view.

The next issue was the vertical size of the window which now extended out of sight below the screen. I attempted to resize the vertical dimension shorter by click-grab-dragging the top edge of the title bar down, but surprisingly the window raced away from where the mouse cursor was positioned until the window had totally disappeared out of sight past the bottom!

I right-clicked on the taskbar icon to close/exit Zeus, but upon re-launching it once again returned to existing off-screen.

I used the same "trick" once again to use the keyboard cursor keys to move the window back within view.

There appears to be no way to adjust the vertical dimension of the window. The horizontal dimension can be resized in the normal way (grab an edge or corner and drag it).

Also, after trying to maximize the window one time it now initially appears maximized every time Zeus is launched (from not running). It does "Restore Down" back to the "remembered" size from a previous run.

As others mentioned, there is a "Window" menu to adjust the window position horizontally (left, center, right) or vertically (center, reset); but I would prefer getting rid of those options and allowing the user to perform their own sizing in the traditional way (and returning/restoring to that size on next launch).

Selecting "Reset" from the "Window" menu restores the window position (and size) to the very initial condition where the title bar and menus are once again past the top of the display screen (*sigh*).

Haven't even tried its intended purpose yet as dealing with this initial impression was so annoying.

Downloaded & installed fine.

However, on initial launch on my high-DPI display the title bar and menu just below it were past the top of the display screen area so I could not drag the overall window down.

I used the "trick" of <shift>right-click on its taskbar icon to reveal the move option, then used the keyboard cursor keys to bring the menus and title bar down into view.

The next issue was the vertical size of the window which now extended out of sight below the screen.  I attempted to resize the vertical dimension shorter by click-grab-dragging the top edge of the title bar down, but surprisingly the window raced away from where the mouse cursor was positioned until the window had totally disappeared out of sight past the bottom!

I right-clicked on the taskbar icon to close/exit Zeus, but upon re-launching it once again returned to existing off-screen.

I used the same "trick" once again to use the keyboard cursor keys to move the window back within view.

There appears to be no way to adjust the vertical dimension of the window.  The horizontal dimension can be resized in the normal way (grab an edge or corner and drag it).

Also, after trying to maximize the window one time it now initially appears maximized every time Zeus is launched (from not running).  It does "Restore Down" back to the "remembered" size from a previous run.

As others mentioned, there is a "Window" menu to adjust the window position horizontally (left, center, right) or vertically (center, reset); but I would prefer getting rid of those options and allowing the user to perform their own sizing in the traditional way (and returning/restoring to that size on next launch).

Selecting "Reset" from the "Window" menu restores the window position (and size) to the very initial condition where the title bar and menus are once again past the top of the display screen (*sigh*).

Haven't even tried its intended purpose yet as dealing with this initial impression was so annoying.

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