~terry
Wed, Jul 24, 1996 (11:35)
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Conference Categories | Apps Conference | Graphics Viewers Topics
Graphics Viewers include all those apps that allow
you to view standard graphic images. Graphic image apps allow you to view
and/or manipulate single-frame images, including GIF, JPEG, PNG,
TIFF, BMP, PCX, and similarly formatted pictures. Clients of this
category include Paint Shop Pro, LView Pro, Web Image, Polyview
for Windows 95, and ACDSee. These apps are
Considered separate from the apps included in the Multimedia
Viewers section because they are limited to manipulation of still
images only. In contrast, multimedia viewers often incorporate both
audio and video capabilities as well as additional viewing mediums.
Professional screen capture clients will also be an app featured in
the Graphics Viewers section. Whatever your viewing needs, you're
very likely to find at least one app here that meets and exceeds both
your expectations and your needs. The following are brief
descriptions of each application featured on the Graphics Viewers
Page.
~sprin5
Thu, May 18, 2000 (22:18)
#1
Lview is my favorite, except I keep losing my licensing key.
~MarciaH
Fri, May 19, 2000 (21:03)
#2
See, you made the same mistake I would have made but my son did before me. Download the - oh, it is not available anymore...shall I send you the .exe file?
for the original free one you do not need the licencing key for?! Email me...
~MarciaH
Fri, May 19, 2000 (21:07)
#3
I find not all images are openable by Lview so I first open them in Picture Viewer which came with my QuickTime download. Then I size it as I want. You cannot save it using Picture viewer, so I copy and past it to Lview and save it in the form I wish to keep it. It has worked in many situation in which none of my 4 or 5 graphics viewers could open. In fact, there have been no cases it could not open! It was the one I finally used to size John's best image.