Create File Name Watermark

Photomark supports apply watermark using picture file names. To use the feature, you should firstly create a text watermark, then in the Text edit, you may input special words that tell Photomark the names you want to use. The special words are:

%filename% Indicate the entire file name including folder, file name and file extention
%filename_path% Indicate the folder name
%filename_name% Indicate the file name
%filename_ext% Indicate the file extention

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For example, if your pictures are at c:\pictures, and one of the picture files at that directory is named as pic0001.bmp, then %filename% means c:\pictures\pic0001.bmp, while %filename_path% equals to c:\pictures, %filename_name% equals to pic0001, %filename_ext% is bmp, so if you want to use file name and extention, you need to input %filename_name%.%filename_ext%, note the little dot between the two special words.

The special words are not case sentitive, and you may input more than one of them.