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SafelyAway PE (Personal Edition) 1 offers you the ability to store/backup your photographs, personal documents. securely over the Internet. You can simply upload all your data (encrypted) and then organize them afterwards by creating, moving and renaming folders/files. Only changes to a file are being uploaded after your first data storage, it hence saves you the time spent on storing your files.

With features like sorting file by file-type (according to word document, audio), it makes data location and retrieval so easy. As long as you have Internet connection, you can instantly access your data anytime, anywhere. SafelyAway PE is multi-platform operable and works on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X Server/10.2/10.3/10.4
  

PhotoLinker 2.0.4 is truly a helpful program which provides an unprecedented level of map, GPS track and photo tag interactivity, making photo annotation a compelling project and not a dreadful chore.

• A completely customizable metadata editor to facilitate a streamlined and efficient workflow. PhotoLinker complies with the recently released (9/2008; rev 2/2009) recommendations of the Metadata Working Group, ensuring proper handling of your photos' metadata.
• Interactive geotagging with live updates to proposed locations as geotagging critieria are changed. Photos can also be manually geotagged by pinpointing a location on a map, entering the coordinates manually, or tagging them to waypoints.
• PhotoLinker's track and waypoint browser handles years of data and millions of track points imported from your computer or downloaded directly from your GPS receiver. Tracks are automatically cataloged by date and displayed on an interactive map where the size and color can be adjusted.

Major Features:

1. GPS Tracks Browser: PhotoLinker provides a GPS track database and browser. Saved track files can be imported from the computer or downloaded directly from a GPS receiver. Tracks are automatically cataloged by date and displayed on an interactive map where the size and color can be adjusted. The track browser handles years of data and millions of track points.
   • Browse Tracks
   • • High performance track database scales to years of data & millions of points
     • Auto organize by date or file
     • Track styling: size, border color & fill color
     • Waypoint styling: shape, size, border color & fill color
   • Quick Start
   • • Select the recently imported tracks, rename and/or change color & size
     • Drag in more tracks & view by date, etc.
     • Select zoom button to zoom to selected.
2. Photo Annotation: PhotoLinker's metadata editor is completely customizable so it facilitates a streamlined and efficient workflow. PhotoLinker complies with recently released (9/2008; rev 2/2009) recommendations of the Metadata Working group MWG.
   • Annotate
   • • Click for the full screenshot.
     • Total control of the metadata editor
     • Show only the tags you want
     • Order tags to streamline your personal workflow
     • Click for the full screenshot.
     • Rename tags and groups to match your needs and terms of other tools in your workflow
     • Automatic annotation for Country, State/Province, City (reverse geocoding)
     • Complete undo support
     • No internal library; all metadata synced w/photo using industry standards
     • Uses Phil Harvey's open source ExifTool
     • Metadata Working Group (MWG) compliant
   • Quick Start
   • • View all available tags by clicking on the tool icon Tool Icon
     • Select tags appropriate for your workflow; drag them onto the Metadata Tag Viewer.
     • Rename & reorder tags as desired; save the template if you wish.
     • Annotate multiple or single photo selections.
3. Interactive Geotagging
   • PhotoLinker is an interactive geotagging tool.
   • Photos can be automatically geotagged by matching them to a GPS track. Proposed linking points are displayed on a map and updated as criteria are changed. Photos can also be manually geotagged by pinpointing a location on a map, entering the coordinates manually, or tagging them to waypoints.
   • All three modes save latitude and longitude to the photo (and altitude when available). You choose whether the city, state, country and elevation are saved to the photo in PhotoLinker preferences. PhotoLinker queries either google.com [maps.google.com] (default), Microsoft's Terraserver [terraserver-usa.com] or geonames.org to find the city, state and country corresponding to the latitude and longitude data.
   • Auto Mode: Auto mode automatically links track points to your photos based on your criteria. This is a highly efficient method for processing many photos at once. The linking options allow you to choose when a track point will be saved to a photo.
   • • Select: "Edit Criteria..."
     • The first option allows you to place a restriction on the temporal distance between the nearest track point and the time the photo was taken (default: 300 seconds/5 minutes) from nearest track point).
     • The second option allows you to place a restriction on the physical distance between the two track points surrounding the time the photo was taken.
     • Selecting AND requires both critieria to be met before linking will occur. Selecting OR will link if one of the two criteria are met.
     • If no time or distance criteria are selected, linking will occur to the nearest recorded point or time-weighted average (as selected) without restriction.
     • You can choose to link the nearest recorded point in time, or the time weighted average point (if one exists, otherwise the photo will be ignored).
   • Manual Mode: Use manual mode to geotag to photos without associated tracks-those taken at camp when the GPS is off for example, photos that didn't meet criteria set in auto mode, or photos associated with a waypoint-such as "Grandma's house".
   • Use Map Center to pinpoint a spot on the map. Geotag all selected photos to that point.
   • Select a waypoint to geotag to selected photos.
   • Enter your own coordinates, click "go" to zoom coordinates to map center and geotag all selected photos to that point.
   • Single Mode: When one photo is selected, single mode displays the two track points closest in time to the time stamp on your photo as well as a "Time weighted average". Clicking "Geotag" on any of these options will immediately save the latitude and longitude to the photo.
   • • The "Preceding point" is the closest track point in time prior to the time stamp on the photo. Similarly, the "Next point" is the closest track point in time after the time stamp on the photo.
     • Although not a real track point, there is also a "Time weighted average" latitude/longitude you can choose to save to the photo.

Enhancements:

• Fixed track additional track importer crasher on 10.6.
• Upgraded ExifTool to version 7.89 (genuinely adding support for rw2 and rwl raw file types).
• Added the very beginnings of help documentation.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5 & 10.6.