Usage:
On Linux:
  Open a terminal window, and enter:
  ./jUploadr
On Windows:
 double click on jUploadr.bat
 Do NOT double click on juploadr.jar!!! 
 
jUploadr 1.1
1.1 Turned out to be a bigger release than I anticipated, --there are too many changes to list
here, but some of the important ones are tag completion and zooomr support. I've re-worked how 
the authorization system works, so it's easier to manage and switch accounts.
 
jUploadr 1.0
1.0 is here. The image scaling code in the latest SWT release is now native, which
is a HUGE speed improvement over the last version. I scaled a 3 meg image in under two 
seconds. The old version would take something like 20 seconds to do the same. I've also 
made a couple of very minor UI tweaks --the tags input field is now a text area rather
than just a text field. People love lots of tags. On to 1.1!

jUploadr 1.0 RC 1
Yay, we're at 1.0. I've sorted out the uploading order bugs and added German as
a translation language. I've also added the ability to detect if you've added the same
picture twice, which was causing some confusion because of the odd state that resulted.
From here to 1.0, it's all bug fixes.

jUploadr 0.8
Usability and features are what make up this release. The way you interact
with jUploadr has been significantly reworked. I've ditched the modal right-click
dialogs. Now you get one unified dialog when you right click on the application.
I've also changed how jUploadr handles selections. It works much more like a file 
browser now. Right-clicking an item selects it, and if it's not already selected, 
de-selects everything else.
I've also added image rotation and adding to groups (either new or pre-existing). 
jUploadr is now does everything the standard flickr uploader does, and more.
I also fixed numerous bugs including the long-standing bug where jUploadr would
destroy EXIF data if you re-scaled the images.


jUplaodr 0.7
Implemented the new flickr Authentication mechanism.
	
jUploadr 0.6
We're nearing 1.0. I've added threaded uploading which improves the UI's
responsiveness when you add a bunch of pictures. I've also remedied a bug 
with proxy support.

jUploadr 0.5
Configuration is the core of this release. Due to John Hume's generous
help, jUploadr now has an extensive configuration UI. I've also added
a couple options (see changes for more).
Additionally, this is the first release that will work on the Mac, although
some of the pretty graphics don't work so well (no transparency).

jUploadr 0.4
The largest change in this release is the ability to edit files as a 
group. To do this, click on a photo to select it (the border will 
change to blue). After you have selected several photos, right-click on
the background of jUploadr and select "Edit Selected Photos". This will
bring up the multiple photo edit dialog. It's essentially the same as the
normal dialog, but you can see your selected photos in a stack. Any 
attributes you set in this dialog apply to all the selected photos as a 
group.

The multiple selection features change how you use the application slightly.
Instead of single-clicking to edit a photo's attributes, you double-click,
as single-clicking a photo selects it. Otherwise, everything is roughly the
same.

jUploadr 0.3.5
This release contains a bunch of usability and stability enhancements, 
notably thumbnail decorations, which are transparent blocks that appear 
over thumbnails. They show you your your photo's privacy settings and 
what data you have entered at a glance.
Since Flikr was having so much trouble for the past week or so, the 
error handling logic has been improved a lot since the last relase.
I also added password caching, so after a successful login, it doesn't
send another re-auth before each upload.

Compatibility:
Also, jUploadr also works in java 1.5, which is a very good thing.
I also added an amd64 port. This is for anyone using the AMD64 version
of Java, it won't work on a non-AMD64 version! If you're unsure, get the 
i386 version.
John apparently has it working on Windows as well, but I can't test it
so I really hope this works.

jUploadr 0.3

This release finally contains threaded uploading, which means that while 
uploading, the application remains usable. I also added a progress bar, and
notification when your upload set is complete.

In addition, jUploadr now also saves your password and all useful data to
the filesystem so you don't get prompted before every upload. This data
is saved in plain text (for now) but I inted to encrypt it in the future. 
Since passwords are sent over the Internet unencrypted anyway (as required by
the Flickr API), I felt that this wasn't the most major security problem with
jUploadr.

You may also right-click on the UI after your files have uploaded and remove
all images that have already been uploaded to flickr.

Everything else should work like it did before.

I'd like to thank John Hume for helping out with this release, and getting 
jUploadr running on windows. He's responsible for the threaded upload, and he
allowed me to rest my hands so they'd get better. 



	
If you enter the -proxy switch, you will be prompted for your proxy details 
when you first upload a file. These settings are saved, and you won't
be prompted again.
	

Good luck
-Steve
