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Started by Michael Henriksen
Wed, 02 Feb 2000 00:00
JPG viewer
Author: Michael Henriksen
Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2000 00:00
Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2000 00:00
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Hi all Does any one know of a very small application for viewing JPG files on pc's? It has to be able to read CMYK JPG-files (I know that any browser can view RGB JPG-files) I send a lot of CMYK JPG files to customers, and I would like to send a very smal viewer along with the graphic-files. thanx in advance!! Michael Henriksen ---- remove car to reply
Re: JPG viewer
Author: Del Tree
Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2000 00:00
Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2000 00:00
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In article <38986265.D686059E@rgraphics.com>, William Campbell <william@rgraphics.com> writes >Michael Henriksen wrote: >> >> Hi all >> >> Does any one know of a very small application for viewing JPG files on pc's? >> >> It has to be able to read CMYK JPG-files (I know that any browser can view >> RGB JPG-files) >> >> I send a lot of CMYK JPG files to customers, and I would like to send a very >> smal viewer along with the graphic-files. > >I like this one-- Polyview. Does thumbnails and slide shows. I use it >for viewing my digital camera shots. Thank you for that tip, William. I've just downloaded it and it's everything you say. Small memory footprint too. I was pleasantly surprised to see it reads AI EPS, PS EPS and DCS EPS! It failed to show one or two PSD's, claiming they were Photoshop 3 files requiring PS3.0...! Other than that an excellent piece of software. We normally use PaintShop Pro for viewing (it, too reads DCS, most PSD's and raster and vector EPS) and has an arguably better interface proving more detailed file info with faster redraw then Polyview, but then it isn't FREE, or at least we paid for our licensed copies! Thanks a lot :-) -- Del Tree
Re: JPG viewer
Author: William Campbell
Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2000 00:00
Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2000 00:00
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Michael Henriksen wrote: > > Hi all > > Does any one know of a very small application for viewing JPG files on pc's? > > It has to be able to read CMYK JPG-files (I know that any browser can view > RGB JPG-files) > > I send a lot of CMYK JPG files to customers, and I would like to send a very > smal viewer along with the graphic-files. I like this one-- Polyview. Does thumbnails and slide shows. I use it for viewing my digital camera shots. http://www.polybytes.com/ -- William Campbell Revere Graphics Portland Oregon USA voice (503) 239-6098 william@rgraphics.com http://www.rgraphics.com
Re: JPG viewer
Author: Rick Lanser
Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2000 00:00
Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2000 00:00
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>Michael Henriksen wrote: >> >> Hi all >> >> Does any one know of a very small application for viewing JPG files on pc's? >> >> It has to be able to read CMYK JPG-files (I know that any browser can view >> RGB JPG-files) Another excellent freeware viewer is IrfanView, downloadable from http://stud1.tuwien.ac.at/~e9227474/english.htm. File size of the .EXE is 359KB. I do not know about it's specific capability vis-a-vis CMYK JPG's, but it has a very broad range. __________ Rick Lanser replace und with ent in email to reply
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