Setting Rotated and Flipped File Options

You can change the settings in the Batch Image Rotate/Flip Options dialog box to control where ACDSee Professional places modified images, how to handle file duplication conflicts, and specify whether you want to preserve the last-modified date of the file when you use the Batch Rotate/Flip Images tool.

To Set the Rotate and Flip Options:

  1. In Manage mode, select one or more images, and then click Tools | Batch | Rotate/Flip.
  2. In the Batch Rotate/Flip Images dialog box, click the Options button.
  3. Set the options as described below.
  4. Click OK.

Rotate and Flip Options

Force lossless JPEG operations

Rotates JPEG images without decompressing and re-compressing the JPEG information. As a result, the image does not lose quality when rotated or flipped.

File options

Specifies where to place the new images. Select one of the following options:

  • Remove/replace original files: overwrites the original file with the new image.
  • Rename modified images and place in source folder: adds identifying labels to the image names and places them in the same folder as the originals.
  • Place modified images in the following folder: places the converted image in a folder that you can specify. Click the Browse button and select a folder.

Overwrite existing files

Determines how ACDSee Professional should handle overwriting files. Select one of the following options from the drop-down list:

  • Ask: prompts you when overwriting a file.
  • Skip: cancels the operation if there is a file with the same file name and extension.
  • Replace: overwrites the file.
  • Rename: prompts you to rename the file.

Preserve last-modified dates

Retains the date and time properties of the file.

Remember and apply the last rotation performed

Automatically applies the same settings the next time you rotate an image.

Auto-close progress dialog if all operations succeed

Automatically closes the dialog box after all images have been adjusted.

Save current settings as default

Stores the current settings and applies them the next time you use the Rotate/Flip Images wizard.

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