Update Notes for QuickImageComment 4.56

Since the search function doesn't read meta-data completely, warnings may be incomplete. To overcome this limitation, QuickImageComment has introduced new fields that allow you to search for images with corresponding messages - separated by whether the message comes from Exiv2 or not.

The latest update includes several notable features and bug fixes. First, sequence numbers of images are now displayed below the image, along with the file name. This should make it easier to identify specific images within a folder.

On Windows 11, refreshing the folder tree has been fixed to prevent crashes. Additionally, if no configuration file is saved yet, the program will no longer crash.

Other fixes include resolving issues with opening folders containing IPTC keywords for the first time. If files are deleted, the file counter at the bottom left corner of the screen should now update correctly.

It's also worth noting that QuickImageComment can occasionally become unresponsive if files in the displayed folder are added, changed or deleted by other programs.

The latest version supports displaying HEIC and JPEG-XL files (.jxl).

In terms of technical updates, Net 4.6.1 variants have integrated new versions of the LibRaw (0.21.1) and exiv2 libraries (0.28.1), which have fixed minor bugs when decoding images from some Panasonic cameras.

For users who export selected properties, QuickImageComment now replaces line breaks and line feeds (CR/LF) in metadata with spaces to avoid problems when importing into Excel.

Finally, the program has introduced a new feature for users who start the program with different configurations via the command line or adapted shortcuts. You can define a text to be displayed as an additional suffix in the main mask title by using the '/TitleSuffix:' switch.

Overall, these updates should improve your overall experience with QuickImageComment and provide better functionality and stability.

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