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We have a RELEASE!

We are happy to announce that NeoFinder 9.2.1 for macOS has just been released!

It contains very important bugfixes, and also some exciting new features.

As usual, we will write about the new abilities and fixes here in the next days.

Enjoy!

Download NeoFinder 9.2.1 from the NeoFinder website: https://www.cdfinder.de/download.html



NeoFinder is proudly engineered by actual human beings, no AI was involved in the creation of this software.

NeoFinder 9.2.1 for macOS is now able to import ProMax LTO XML catalog files and convert them to valuable NeoFinder catalogs for you!

This process is simple and fast, and allows you to use the extensive Find features in NeoFinder to manage your LTO archive and backup.

We have updated the NeoFinder Users Guide with the new format, so you can check it out for yourself:

https://www.cdfinder.de/guide/3/3.6/import.html

NeoFinder 9.2.1 for macOS has a massively improved Map navigation when multiple pins are shown: The Map shows the thumbnail of a pin in a "callout" when you click on it.

If you click into that thumbnail, only that one file will be selected.
That makes it easier to work with the map if multiple items are shown.

We have updated the NeoFinder Users Guide with more details and how this works:

https://www.cdfinder.de/guide/20/20.1/n ... apCallouts

NeoFinder 9.2.1 for macOS has a new command in the Metadata context menu to invert a photo thumbnail in the catalog, if you are using scanned color negatives.

We have updated the NeoFinder Users Guide with more information and an example.
https://www.cdfinder.de/guide/17/17.15/ ... bnail.html

NeoFinder 9.2.1 for macOS is now able to catalog metadata and thumbnails of CRW photos created by many older Canon cameras!

https://www.cdfinder.de/photo-organizer.html

The Find Editor and find engine in NeoFinder 9.2.1 for macOS now allow optionals in EXIF, ID3, and XMP parameters:
You can use "==" for "is identical to", "!=" for "is NOT identical to", "!!" for "does not contain" added to the beginning of the actual search text.

That provides a massive expansion of control over what NeoFinder really finds.

We have updated the NeoFinder Users Guide with these new options:
https://www.cdfinder.de/guide/5/5.2/findeditor.html