I M A G E    B R O W S E R

Image Browser is a superb image viewing and converting utility. You can use Image Browser to browse directories on your computers disks and see thumb type views of images in each directory. There's no need to load each image directly into an application to see what it looks like. Unlike most thumbnail programs, Image Browser creates no extra files on your hard drive for the thumbnails.  The images can be viewed and printed in full size and the thumbnail list can be printed.

Image Browser is simple to use: Select the image type to be viewed by clicking on the appropriate button or selecting the image type in the windows menu, then select the directory which contains the desired files to view. Thumbnail images will be displayed for all images matching the selected type.
To change drive click on the drive selection box in the top right hand corner of the screen and select the desired drive letter. To change directory double click on the directory listing (this will expand or collapse paths).

To view a selected image in its full size either double click on the image, select the image view command from the windows menu or click on the view button on the speed bar. To print a selected image in its full size select the print option in the Image menu. You may copy, move, rename or delete the image files or print the current thumbnails by selecting the appropriate menu commands or clicking on the speed buttons. It is also possible to convert the images to different image formats.

Publisher: Soft Concepts
Contact: 01560 322 619
Minimum System: 486, 8Mb RAM, <1Mb Hard Drive, Windows 95.

Important :
Image Browser requires that your screen colour setting be 16bit, 64k colours or higher, You may find problems viewing images when your display adapter colour setting is set on a lower colour setting. You may adjust the setting for your display adapter by right clicking on the screen when windows has started and then selecting the Properties option. Next select the setting option and adjust this to 16bit colour or higher.