WBZ Helper for Mac

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Key Details of WBZ Helper

Download and save .wbz images to your folder or iPhoto.
Last updated on August 8, 2010
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Developer’s Description

Download and save .wbz images to your folder or iPhoto.

Holocore is pleased to provide this free unsupported utility for making the Webshots site easier to use on a Mac. The WBZ Helper takes .wbz images downloaded from Webshots and allows you to set them as your screensaver, and also to import them into a new album in iPhoto (optional if you don't use iPhoto).Note that this utility only handles .wbz files and does not yet support collections (.wbc/ .wbp).

WBZ Helper for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: December 10, 2008

Latest update: August 8, 2010

Version: 1.4

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X 10.5
Mac OS X 10.3.9
Mac OS X 10.4
Mac OS X

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 3,045

Downloads Last Week: 0

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4/5

1 User Votes

It Just Works. WBZ = Proprietary Format
RestonMacGuyDecember 10, 2008
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I've been a WebShots account holder for nearly nine years. It's been quite the addition to my PC side, but I've been frustrated on the Mac because WebShots' own (now discontinued) software was buggy and never incorporated the final product into the Mac "way of things." For a while I used a product named SwapTop that was discontinued due to some legal issues. Then came WBX Helper. WBZ Helper does exactly what it should do: it takes the downloaded .wbz files that are unviewable and indecipherable (even Graphic Converter chokes on them) and turns them into viewable JPEG files complete with their original names. Thus, a file that I download that has a name something like 'eb155522f7d21455e0cb6c0aa0ba69ec.wbz' becomes a photo named 'Paradise Island, Nassau Bahamas.jpg.' (These are actual names). It places the transformed file(s) into a subfolder of my Pictures folder where I can easily find them. The program also has settings for screen saving, setting the desktop picture, and sharing images. It nicely fills in the hole WebShots left on the Mac, and to top it all, it's FREE. To the developer: Nice job. And, thanks!