Re: screen capture, gifs, etc.
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.nOt>
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· 18 Jun 2001 20:36 · View full thread
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> I just tried Irfanview. It's pretty good but I think I still prefer > ACDSee for general browsing and organizing of pics. I guess which is > best depends on what you use them for. Really ? And have you tried thumbnail browsing by pressing T or just skipping forward and backwards with SPACE and BACKSPACE (or by using the mouse in slideshow mode .. slideshow is ENTER btw) F is also a very handy key as it scales an image to fit the screen (which look really good if you have set resampling on in the options) + & - zooms in and out. I MUCH prefer Irfanview. > Did you know that Irfanview (I got version 3.36) does screen captures > to > open or direct save to various file formats of the whole screen, > active window, or visible client area (text area) of the active > window? click options > capture - (set your options)click start- click > the window you want - then hit the hot key. Yes I knew this. > 20/20 (??? it has an option to pay to remove ad banner, but doesn't > have one, nor does it try to access the internet.)- image editor with > lots of filters; does screen captures of windows etc., selected > rectangles, and auto scroll of web pages and other programs (notepad > at least). I will take a look at it - You didn't provide a webaddress but i'm sure I can find it myself. > imageN (freeware)- nothing special except it does LOSSLESS jpeg > cropping, I didn't even know that was possible. Great for cropping > spammed pics. If anyone knows of another cheap program that does this, > please let me know. There are others, but I usually only edit my own photograps or pictures so I have no need for this and thus can't remember any programs. Try searching google for lossless jpeg cropping.
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