Not necessarily true- give the user write access to the database folder, or simply leave it writable by the 'Users' group. The installer defaults to c:\hydrus, saying that "program files requires admin".
#TAGSPACES EXPORT TAGS SOFTWARE#
I have been waiting to find this type of software for a decade. I'm new to this program- just found it several hours ago, so I might have some misunderstandings. Not OP, but I have some suggestions as well. For now, I can definitely add a custom default distance for the menu entry. I would still like to add a 'find me all the dupes in my collection', but there are several big new things I need to create first. I've been meaning to expand it for a long time, but never got around to it. Find similar is another thing I threw together. Adding default action options for different mimes is a good idea. Most of the video and audio stuff was cobbled together, and I need to revisit it. Making the media viewer's elements float above the image on mouse-move is high on my to-do list. Perhaps I need to write a scripting logic for the program first, so people can do these mass edits a bit easier? Allowing more complicated hotkeys could also use this scripting/macro language, and would be the easiest of the three things to do.
Perhaps this is just an powerful formalisation of the drag and drop idea above. THIS IS WHAT THEY WILL LOOK LIKE AFTERWARDS. RIGHT: AFTER RUNNING THE SEARCH, THESE FILES MATCHED. Maybe split it into two halves, like LEFT: IF FILE MATCHES THESE PROPERTIES, MIDDLE: DO THESE THINGS. I haven't thought about what the dialog would look like for such a complicated and powerful tool, though. Internal tag conversion is something that has been on my radar for a while– particularly for large but finicky jobs like adjusting page:n to page:n+1 for two hundred files. I want to add thumbnail dragging and dropping in future, so this could be a great extension of that code. It could also do file uploading/exporting and other such duties.
#TAGSPACES EXPORT TAGS WINDOWS#
Drag and drop windows for tag rules is something I had never thought of, but I like it a lot.
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