ConvertImages (OS X) for Mac

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Developer’s Description

Covert, manipulate, and edit image files.

With ConvertImages you can convert files from usual formats to JPEG with the ability to add prefix and suffix to names, make the name uppercase, lowercase, or set resolutions as needed. Rotate images, preview files, add text or filenames to images, and much more by dragging files or folders onto the main window. NEW FEATURES of version 4.0: Prefs are now global in standard XML/plist format. / Added a CGI extension that works from Apache/Php enviroment. / Recompiled under XCODE. / Tested under 10.3 Panther. / Added customer support upon request.

ConvertImages (OS X) for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: August 4, 2003

Latest update: November 8, 2008

Version: 4.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System: Mac OS X

Additional Requirements: Mac OS X 10.1

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Total Downloads: 25,575

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1/5

4 User Votes

useless AND not free
wyntermuteJuly 2, 2006
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I was searching for a mac-user friend who wanted to convert images from type to type, and found this. She said it wouldn't work AND requires a 10$ registration. Download at your own peril...
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Can't open anything
SeamystJanuary 26, 2005
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I was able to download and open the program just fine. However, I could not open any image file within the program - the log kept saying that the session expired. Do not download!!
simply horrible
July 18, 2004
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the product is rated as "freeware" but actually there are no useful tools unless you register the program and pay 10 pounds.
Non-standard format on open
whueblApril 25, 2004
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So-called free package requires purchase of another pacage to open downloaded package. There may be ways around this but I just do not have the time to find out....