The Show Monitor option maximizes the Monitor's main window in case it is minimized or gives it focus otherwise. When you right-click on this icon a contextual menu will appear containing the options depicted above. When BatchPhoto Monitor is active a small icon will appear in your System Tray area. Each time a Job scans a folder and decides that changes have been made and it should start to process the new photos, a notification message, indicating the name of the executed Job, will appear in the bottom-right corner of your screen.Īfter its first execution, BatchPhoto Monitor will permanently be active on your system scanning your monitored folders until you decide to deactivate it (permanently or until the next system start-up). 30 seconds) at which it scans its monitored folder for newly added or modified images. There are two types of Jobs that you can create: Folder Watch and FTP Watch, each monitoring a folder either on your computer/network or on a FTP account.Įach Job has its own execution time interval (e.g.
So a Job ties one monitored folder to a set of edits. A Job is created for each monitored folder and each Job has an associated custom profile that will be used to edit the newly added or modified images in the monitored folder. You can find it in the system tray area (bottom right corner of your screen).Ī task in BatchPhoto Monitor is called a "Job". It will stay active and monitor target folders even when BatchPhoto is closed or after restarting your computer. The Monitor is automatically started (by default) when BatchPhoto Enterprise is launched (you can disable it from Edit > Settings). BatchPhoto Monitor is a component of the Enterprise edition of BatchPhoto that can scan folders on your computer or on a FTP account for newly added or modified images and automatically applies custom defined edits on them.
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