Version 2.3.2.0 Major update with significant – and important - new features
Odd behaviours or crashes? Feature requests? Questions? Please let me know: saul@ucalgary.ca
See this link for a somewhat more detailed explanation of these new features. 
Please let me know if you are using these features and how its going (both positive and negative) – I really do need feedback! 

Important: Database (.ddb) files using the first two features below can only be opened with the latest version of Timelapse.
1. Folder levels, Folder data and Metadata standards for richer data
This new version includes the ability to associate data with your folders via folder levels and folder data. Collectively, this creates a hierarchical data structure that adds considerable richness to the data you can associate with your image set. For example, if you organize your image set as (say) Project/Station/Deployment sub-folders, you can define fill-in metadata fields for those folder levels as Project (e.g., Project name, Objectives…), Station (e.g., Latitude, Longitude…), and Deployment (e.g., Issues noted when servicing the camera…), and finally the usual tags associated with the images themselves. 
Using the template editor, you can create your own in-house metadata standard, which Timelapse then displays as fill-in fields. Alternately, several government and institutional metadata standards will be included as boilerplates, which you can use as is, or which you can modify to serve your own purposes. Following a metadata standard allows government agencies, institutions, and researchers to share camera trap data in a meaningful way.
Defining a folder-level Timelapse metadata standard is optional. If you don’t do it, Timelapse will work as it normally does. If you do use it, you will have to structure your folder hierarchy to correspond with your folder levels. See Timelapse Metadata Guide for details.
2. New data field types now available with input checking
•	When creating a template, you can now create additional specialized data fields:
o	MultiLine accepting longer multi-line text in a drop-down box,
o	Alphanumeric  accepting letters, numbers, _ and – only,
o	Various number formats, including Integer, Integer positive, Decimal, and Decimal positive,
o	MultiChoice menus, where 0, 1 or multiple items can be selected 
o	Various date / time formats, including DateTime, Date, and Time.

3. Other notable changes
•	Folder data tab (a tab displaying your folder-levels for the current image and the data fields associated with that level)
•	File | Export all data to .csv files (to export folder data as described above to csv files)
•	Edit | Populate one or more Date/Time fields with Date/Time metadata
•	Edit | Populate a field with globally unique ids
•	Edit | Analyze folder structure (to see if it conforms with folder-level definitions)
•	Window | (changes to the menu to reflect a few alterations on how window arrangement can be configured)
•	Template Editor (various changes that allow you to create new types of data fields, and to specify folder levels and its associated folder data fields)

To see what has changed in earlier versions: 
•	Visit the complete version history here