Graphics - Viewers (37)

quote @tc: You can stop the intro photo by editing photoscape.cfg, and turning intro.photoOn from on to off. You could also edit the url, to point to a local image

I installed on USB with 7zip.
In addition to tc's message: if you make photoscape.cfg read-only, it will keep it's settings in the cfg file.

I also deleted the plugins dir (unwanted toolbar in there), and renamed the file PSMsgHook.dll in the main folder to PSMsgHook.dllold.

Although I've moved over to freeware options for most things I do, I've maintained use of Microsoft Photo Manager for years when working on my own photo collection. Today however, I was on a machine without it so I got PhotoScape up and found I actually prefer it.

Every few months I discover something new and cool with this program.  Animated GIF tricks, photo edit functions, framing tricks, and photo collages. Today it was dragging and dropping an image onto the program icon and seeing the wealth of edition, annotation, and symbol tools available.

Website is down.

Download is possible from SoftSea: http://www.softsea.com/review/Image-Properties-Exif-Viewer.html

Updated, thanks DzejPy

DL-ed it- Used it- Loved it
It's Irreplaceable

The only problem for me is it's bookmark feature
I'd say Comic Viewer is better when it comes to Bookmarking

Version 7 updated for 7 and vista. Even faster and can scroll pdf better than pdf readers. Also possible to save from pdf.
http://www.mydailymanga.com/2011/01/17/mangameeya-for-windows-vista-7-users/

The download link is broken, ... you land on a website where "they check your browser", and then you have have to agree to install an extension .... and this is where I gave up.
I got the "MangaMeeya" somewhere else on the internet (I can't remember where, bcz as a precaution I used a live DVD to download the app). What I downloaded is clean (the .exe has a score of 1/69 on Virustotal, and all the DLLs are clean).
I tested rapidly the app: it is very fast.

i use manga meeya as viewer to show pics in zipped file
it suits me well n i liked it

Another potentially brilliant app for random slideshow viewing of images under voice commands - ruined by the fact that when you pause a slideshow, a 'Paused' message appears on screen, and doesn't go away (until you un-pause)!

https://web.archive.org/web/20081120005932/http://www.faststone.org//FSMaxViewDetail.htm

As of Sept 11, 2019 .... When clicking the download link: "File not found".
The developer's website does not respond to download requests.
The software is not listed on Softpedia.

WebArchive.org last site snapshot is from 2018-11-07: see http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.codershole.com/. Unfortunately Pix's last release download (v1.3.13, 89kb, released 2005-09-10) was hidden behind a PHP script so it's not part of it. I also tried Baas direct link below with no success.

Actually I discovered on one of by backups that I downloaded the file a couple of years ago.
I also found the file at: http://s1.download.net.pl/1755912-PiX.zip

virustotal.com: malware detection: 7/65
( https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/ab138a98828a8a53495726b3043376cb17844d09f15c17dcbcda1ab23c0b667b/detection )

The website www.brisksoft.com is down, but it can still be seen via Google's cache: http://tinyurl.com/2dposn - it's in English, but minimalistic and hardly worth visiting.
The file itself is available at external download sites, e.g.
http://www.brothersoft.com/littleviewer-download-40947.html
The viewer is totally minimalistic - no wonder at 20 k size... The biggest problem about is, you can't locate files in an external file explorer and then open them with this viewer. Instead, it always starts with a folder tree view of the desktop, from where you'll have to go on a "clicking journey" to locate the image folder you want to view. Overall, unless you're a complete tiny software freak, go get something a few kilobytes bigger but more comfortable...

Word to the wise:
avoid BrotherSoft site downloads like the proverbial plague: their *.exe installer files are bundled with tons of self-serving advertising and other nefarious nuisances.

Here is a safer source for diminutive LittleViewer: (21k, compressed with Yoda crypter)
http://download.freewarefiles.com/files/LittleViewer.zip

Besides the above warning, I concur with Thomas about LittleViewer being perhaps a trifle too minimalistic to navigate folders in comfort, regardless of its appealing minuscule footprint.

Keeping the tiny league in mind, a more appropriate viewer choice might be:
MycView (40k, UPX-compressed)
http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2251


BTW, the FreewareFiles repository offers a nifty "Sort by File Sizes" function which I would dearly love to see implemented on PCF...;-)

Cheers,

__philippe

Breaking news! (courtesy System)

Like a Phoenix amazingly rising from its ashes, LittleViewer's site is alive again !
Both site and dowload pointers are now operational.

__philippe