What's New :
v1.10
  • The image directory structure was greatly simplified, you no longer need to create the "image" subdirectory. Power Nailer will now search for pictures within the main picture directory. While this is a bit messy, it is simpler, and requires less sub-directory maintenance on servers.
  • Invalid GIF files could on some conditions crash Power Nailer, hopefully this problem has been eliminated.
  • If an invalid image file was the first file Power Nailer attempted to thumbnail, it could cause a "Divide by Zero" error.
  • Fixed a bug where placing two images of the same file name, but with a different format extension would crash Power Nailer.
  • Fixed a bug where the external convertor options were not being saved.
  • You no longer need to specify a full path to the header, footer and directory list files if they exist in the current Power Nailer working directory (but it's always nice to be accurate when pointing to files).
  • Not specifying a picture directory when not using a directory list would crash Power Nailer.
  • When typing the header and footer file location manually, and incorrectly typing a wrong location, Power Nailer would have crashed.
  • The documentation and various html information files are now included in the archive for those of you who prefer to read them offline.
v1.01
  • Version 1.01 removes some of the design-time default settings i forgot to remove in v1.00.
  • Also added was automatic checking for value validity in all the entre fields. If people were to insert wrong value (like a tile width of 0 pixels) it may have caused a divide by zero error.
v1.00
  • Version 1.00 introduces a new downscaling routine which gives even better scaling quality, it is highly CPU & FPU intensive, but gives out great quality. Read more about it on the online documentation.
  • Power Nailer was added to Tucows, but was only given 3.5 cows, ah well, i guess Power Nailer is a bit of specialized program, and they possibly haven't grasped much of it's use.
v0.99b
  • HTML Power Nailer released.