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Introduction.
ZAP
Image Solution was conceived specially for the management of digital photos.
It is not a catalogue browser, but a true archiving tool, in a powerful database
that allows searching for and printing of your pictures using single or complex
options.
It can be used either
with existing pictures on your computer or with photos taken from a digital
camera, a digital camcorder, a scanner or any device using a TWAIN interface.
With ZAP
Image Solution the picture files are not spread all over your hard disk.
They are removed from the different directories and put inside a single library
file.
The photos are stored using a non-destructive compressed format and so leave
more disk space available on the computer (almost 30% of free space). However
when pictures are exported from the library they regain their original state and
size, exactly.
When archiving, it is possible to secure a specific picture. Then a password can
be used to limit access or printing of secure pictures.
The database is able to manage billion of records and the library size can be as
large as the available disk space with a maximum limit of 2 Tera bytes!
You can create as many key words as you wish and use them as search options
inside a specific class. New key words can be added dynamically to the class as
you type.
When requesting a search you can mix any input using inclusive or exclusive
options on key words. The search functions are optimized to give you the best
performance in any situation.
You can link a WinWord document or an audio comment (voice recording feature) to
a specific picture.
You can add annotations above an existing picture without changing the picture
itself using transparent layers.
You can use a specific image collection extracted from the library to produce
either a slide show or an AVI movie.
You have a complete multimedia workshop at your fingertip with the ZAP
Media Solution+
that is totally integrated to the DATABASE.
The ZAP Professional Edition
is dedicated to computers running Windows
2000, XP or Windows
2003.
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