Using ImageBook, the designer creates an index print in which each thumbnail image is annotated with critical information, such as file name and size. The flexibility of being able to add custom file identification, proof numbering, and copyright information directly on the image is a thing of beauty. ImageBook 2.5 for Microsoft Windows and Apple Macintosh are scheduled for release May 1, 1998. ImageBook gives individuals complete control over every aspect of the index print, including annotations on each thumbnail image. Now, instead of just printing thumbnails with generic numbers, I can customize the prints with unique numbering and text information.
Clients love the extra features because it makes their discs more valuable.
If you use PhotoCD you should have Image Book Software. Automatically Scan Storage Devices for Digital Images ImageBook can automatically scan virtually any storage device, such as a removable hard disks, CD-ROMs, or Iomega Jaz cartridges, for images and create index prints without requiring user interaction. Individuals can select from a predefined set of index print styles specifically designed for CD-ROM jewel cases, Iomega Zip and Jaz discs, and Syquest cartridges. New index print styles can be easily created and saved for future use. ImageBook provides complete control over every aspects of index print creation, including the ability to specify the dimensions of the index print, the number of images per row and per column, and annotations stamped on each thumbnail image.