You’ll see icons for side-by-side comparison, top-bottom comparison, and returning to just one photo. You’ll flip back and forth through them, but they just look the same :/ When sorting through hundreds (sometimes thousands!) of photos you’re almost certain to encounter images that look similar to one another.
Photo mechanic mac#
Photo mechanic update#
View them here: Īdobe (2) AirDrop (1) AirPrint (2) Apple (46) Apple Business Manager (1) Apple School Manager (1) BLOX Total CMS (1) CFast (1) CompactFlash (1) Configuration Profiles (2) Configurator (1) Creative Cloud (1) DetectX Swift (4) Drobo (2) Finder (1) Find My iPhone (1) iMac (1) InDesign (2) iOS (1) iPhone (1) iSCSI (2) Lexar (1) macOS (43) MAUCacheAdmin (7) MAU Caching Server (8) MDM (1) Microsoft AutoUpdate (15) Microsoft Office (14) Microsoft Teams (2) Munki (18) MunkiReport (6) OS X (2) Outset (1) packaging (1) Photo Mechanic (2) Podcast (1) PrinterGenerator (2) printing (4) Reposado (1) Sandisk (1) Slack (3) Software Update (2) SSD Fan Control (1) Town News (1) Zoom (1) Recent Posts UPDATE 1/18/20: I have published my AutoPkg recipes that allow the above scripts to be automatically configured whenever a new version of Photo Mechanic 6 is added to Munki. Let me know if you have any questions and I’ll be happy to help.
bin/echo "There was a problem deactivating Photo Mechanic 6." bin/echo "Photo Mechanic 6 has been deactivated." If "/Applications/Photo Mechanic 6.app/Contents/MacOS/Photo Mechanic 6" -deactivate This script deactivates the computer before the application is removed from disk and can be used as-is. Last is the preuninstall_script which will get executed by Munki before PM is uninstalled.
Photo mechanic serial#
When this parameter isn’t specified it will be automatically generated and defaults to, “ Computer Name – Model – Serial Number.” This description information will be used by Camera Bits support when working with users to find older activations that can be removed from the system. There is also an undocumented optional parameter which can be used in the activation: -description="Description of computer" Senior Software Engineer Kirk Baker confirmed to me that, “Activating a system that has already been activated does not increase the activation count.”
department=Photography -license=XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXXĪlternatively you can just run the one-line activation command on every installation/upgrade without the logic. "/Applications/Photo Mechanic 6.app/Contents/MacOS/Photo Mechanic 6" -activate -name=Galveston\ Newspapers,\ Inc. bin/echo "Photo Mechanic 6 is not activated, applying registration." bin/echo "Photo Mechanic 6 is already activated, no action needed." If "/Applications/Photo Mechanic 6.app/Contents/MacOS/Photo Mechanic 6" -activated
Photo mechanic registration#
Edit the parameters to substitute your company’s registration information, making sure to escape spaces. This script queries the activation status and then applies the registration if needed. To automate the activation and deactivation we use a postinstall_script and a preuninstall_script in the Munki PkgInfo file for Photo Mechanic.įirst the postinstall_script will get executed after PM is installed by Munki. What follows is basically the same as my post from last year, Deploying Photo Mechanic 5 with Munki, without all the background details, so read on if you want to see the changes needed to the scripts. Thankfully the ability to programmatically activate and deactivate is still there so only a few changes are needed in our Munki scripts. It is now 64-bit for compatibility with macOS Catalina and includes a number of other changes from PM5. Photo Mechanic 6 (PM), released last year, is a major overall to the venerable software used by photojournalists worldwide.
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