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Greg Smith
What is a good image editor to use to create images for web pages?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Tom Willett
I like this one...and, it's free.
http://www.irfanview.com/
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cschiller1
Irfanview does not create images, as the OP requested. It merely
optimizes and adjusts them.
Craig
optimizes and adjusts them.
Craig
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Tom Willett
Mine creates images in Irfanview when I scan them and let's me do just about
anything I want with the image. So, I believe that would count as
"creating".
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"cschiller1<at>earthlink.net earthlink.net >" <"cschiller1<at> wrote in
message | Irfanview does not create images, as the OP requested. It merely
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| Craig
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| Tom Willett wrote:
| > I like this one...and, it's free.
| > http://www.irfanview.com/
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anything I want with the image. So, I believe that would count as
"creating".
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"cschiller1<at>earthlink.net earthlink.net >" <"cschiller1<at> wrote in
message | Irfanview does not create images, as the OP requested. It merely
| optimizes and adjusts them.
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| Craig
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| Tom Willett wrote:
| > I like this one...and, it's free.
| > http://www.irfanview.com/
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Andrew Murray
Irfan View, Paintshop Pro, Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, MS Image
Composer.....practically any one of these and more. The aforementioned
programs seem to be used alot by members here.
It's your choice, whatever suits your skill level.
Composer.....practically any one of these and more. The aforementioned
programs seem to be used alot by members here.
It's your choice, whatever suits your skill level.
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Victor
Wow.. that is really nice. It may become my default image viewer.
Vic.
Vic.
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Tom Willett
Vic: It'll do a million things
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Victor
Hmmm... one thing I've noticed. Some of the dialogs are strangely similar to the image
viewer I've used for years, LView Pro v1.D2. Betcha it was based on that!
So far, the only thing I miss is in a slide show, I can't use the cursor to grab the
image and move an oversized image left & right, up & down.
Vic
viewer I've used for years, LView Pro v1.D2. Betcha it was based on that!
So far, the only thing I miss is in a slide show, I can't use the cursor to grab the
image and move an oversized image left & right, up & down.
Vic
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Trevor L.
Victor said:
I don't know what it was based on.
As I understand (from reading stuff on the site from the author) it was something he put together, possibly as a project for
University (I am dredging my memory here) and thought it was worth sharing.
Whatever. It is a geat product.
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cschiller1
That's not creating images, in the way one creates images in a graphics
program, that's just, um, scanning them.
program, that's just, um, scanning them.
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cschiller1
Again, IrfanView cannot /create/ images.
Andrew said:
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cschiller1
But you can set Irfanview so that you never get an oversized image! 
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Tom Willett
Don't you have anything better to do than play games?
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cschiller1
If you think correcting faulty information is playing games, so be it.
<plonk> yourself
<plonk> yourself