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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Mac OS X 10.2/10.3/10.3.9/10.4 PPC
- Date added: February 23, 2006
- Total Downloads: 5,288
- Downloads last week: 5
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- Average user rating: stars out of 1 votes
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Publisher's description
From Wikiwiki Software :Click'n View is a powerful image viewer.
- Importing images from your digital camera with one click.
- Slide show with sound and effect.
- Easy Printing, crop, rotate Pictures.
- Includes Batch file converter (JPEG/PICT/BMP/TIFF/GIF/PDF/PNG/PDS->JPEG/PICT/TIFF)
- Manages countless pictures in one picture list with less memory.
- Any page of PDF can be cropped, viewed, printed.
- Create your homepage, and keep your homepage up-to-date with user's template.
- Any operation does not change original file.
- Strings and clips can be added to the picture.
- Help File is included in the package.
- Tutorial for novice users included.
- Various movie file formats supported: MOV, MPEG4, AVI, 3GPP, 3GPP2, AMC.
- Mac OS 9.2 supported by PPC version.
What's new in this version:
- Completly free, not evaluation period, no restriction.
- Some bugs fixed, menus are changed as a freeware.
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Version: Click'n View 1.3
"Confusing and resized photos are of poor quality."
Pros: At first, it seemed to be well-organized when it ran the tutorial.
Cons: The tutorial was obviously written by someone who doesn't know English well. The tutorial was confusing and difficult to understand. I finally killed it and tried to figure it out on my own. There was no mouse-over text for the odd buttons and the drop boxes had selections in them that didn't match what I thought they meant.
When I resized a photo, I momentarily lost it. When I went looking through "preferences," there was no way to tell where it saves the new images. After a search, I discovered it had created a new folder on my desktop labeled with the date! Then the photo was of the poorest quality I've seen in a long time in digital images.
Inefficient, poor quality image results. I trashed it right away.
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