CoolTweak 3.3

CoolTweak

CoolTweak is a handy free Windows app that lives in your right click menu and makes you life much easier. Resizing and cropping your images gets really simple with CoolTweak. Downsize huge pictures from your camera in seconds to share them easily. CoolTweak makes easy to add a custom text or logo to all your photos before sharing them. CoolTweak let you fully customize your right click menu so you can build your own perfect toolbox. A ready to use set of actions comes with the app but you are free to add, remove or combine menus as you like.

Batch processing made easy - CoolTweak is just a click away, trigger your processing by right clicking any file or folder, that's it. The program can handle recursive browsing to process files in sub folders.

Share on social networks - Sending your files to Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Google+ and 500px is no problem.

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CoolTweak 3.3 changelog:

Script content can now be embedded directly inside CoolTweak
In some cases, it can be really convenient to edit the content of your script (DOS/Powershell/VBscript) immediately inside CoolTweak rather than having to store in in an external file on your local drive.
Log file path can now be relative and contain variables
If absolute path was mandatory in version 3.2, you can now set log file path to relatively to the processed file and use variables inside.
In cas of a relative file path, un log file will be created for each processed file and will definitely be easy to parse than a global one.
It is possible to set a predefined path for reloading processed file and it can contain variables
After your custom command is executed, you can choose if CoolTweak must reload the processed file or not.
A new option allows you to set a predefined path to reload the file, it ccan contain variable and thus brings more control.
It is possible to ignore the content sent to standard error output
In 3.2 version, any content sent to standard error output was considered as a failing command. Nevertheless some libraries (like popular FFmpeg) write casual log messages to this output even if everything is fine.
A new option has been added to allow ignoring this output and then carry on the processing normally.
Furthermore, several issues have been fixed in custom commands and in the processing engine