Filee Files

What's Changed

FFmpeg, calibre and the others you already have are used by themselves

• Filee now finds FFmpeg, calibre, Pandoc, Ghostscript and LibreOffice that are already on your PC, without asking you to download them: on the PATH (Scoop's shims included) or where their installers put them (LibreOffice, calibre and Ghostscript under Program Files). Settings → Engines shows "Found on this PC" and the folder.
• If that copy is older than the version Filee is tested with, Settings → Engines recommends an update. It keeps working; most conversions don't need the newest version.
• Order: a copy you chose with Use my copy…, then Filee's own download (if you installed it), then one found on the PC. Install is still there if you'd rather use Filee's tested copy. Check again searches again after you install something.

One multi-page TIFF

• New option for TIFF presets: Put every file into one multi-page TIFF. Every image, every PDF page and every page of a TIFF becomes a page of one TIFF, in order, named after the first file. One PDF is enough: a 10-page PDF becomes one 10-page TIFF.
• Pages use the preset's compression and are marked as pages of a multi-page document, so older viewers (fax software, Microsoft Office Document Imaging) show them page by page. Transparent areas get the preset's background.

Arranging the donut

• On the Donut toolbar page, dragging a preset (or a slice) over the donut opens a gap where it will land, with a see-through slice showing its name. The other slices slide aside, and a moved slice leaves its old place.

Pull requests

• Engines found on the PC, multi-page TIFF, donut drop preview, detailed release notes (1.5.0) by @KnifeLemon in https://github.com/KnifeLemon/Filee/pull/31

Full Changelog: https://github.com/KnifeLemon/Filee/compare/v1.4.0...v1.5.0