Questions
  1. What do the circles in the icon represent?
  2. How can I automate Picme?
  3. How can I contact Algoscribe Software to request a feature, provide feedback, or get additional support?

Answers
  2. What do the circles in the icon represent?
    The icon is a Venn diagram. The largest circle represents an iPhoto® library. Each of the other circles represents a list of photos in the library which are assigned a particular keyword. The areas where circles overlap represent photos that are assigned keywords associated with the overlapping circles.

  4. How can I automate Picme?
    Use a method that creates a file called tempexc.txt in your user domain-->Library-->Application Support-->Picme folder. The first line in the file should be the name of the keyword list that Picme should use, and the second line should be the POSIX path of the destination for the photo copies.

    Here is a sample Applescript that, when placed in the System-->Library-->Scripts-->Folder Action Scripts folder and enabled for the Volumes folder (which Finder will open if you type "open /Volumes" in Terminal), causes Picme to use a keyword list (todaysList) with the same name as the current day of the week when a mobile phone called "my cell" is attached with a USB cable:

    property deviceName: "my cell"
on adding folder items to thisFolder after receiving addedItems
        set volList to do shell script "diskutil list"
        sep libPath to path to library folder from user domain as string
        if volList contains deviceName then
                set todaysList to do shell script "date +%A" as string
                set tempexecfile to (libPath & "Application Support:Picme:tempexc.txt")
                set open_file to ¬
                        open for access tempexecfile with write permission
                set eof of open_file to 0
                --next two lines intentionally on separate lines
                write todaysList & "
/Volumes/" & deviceName & "/Images/Picme" to open_file starting at eof
                close access open_file
                tell application "Picme" to activate
        end if
end adding folder items to

  6. How can I contact Algoscribe Software to request a feature, provide feedback, or get additional support?
    Send email to support@algoscribe.com or use the form at http://www.algoscribe.com/contact.html.



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