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Dekaritae
I'm looking for an image viewer than can browse images inside zip files
that are on CDs. I do not want to have to manually unpack them.
that are on CDs. I do not want to have to manually unpack them.
Dekaritae said:I'm looking for an image viewer than can browse images inside zip files
that are on CDs. I do not want to have to manually unpack them.
Dekaritae said:I'm looking for an image viewer than can browse images inside zip files
that are on CDs. I do not want to have to manually unpack them.
I'm looking for an image viewer than can browse images inside zip files
that are on CDs. I do not want to have to manually unpack them.
Dekaritae said:I'm looking for an image viewer than can browse images inside zip files
that are on CDs. I do not want to have to manually unpack them.
Zo said:Haven't tried it yet, but perhaps this one?
P3dO Explorer 1.7
P3dO Explorer is an easy-to-use Explorer-ish image viewer and multimedia
manager for your digital imagery.
View, organize, edit, print your pictures.
Save time with a fast, enhanced graphic navigator.
P3dO states for Photo 3D exploration software.
http://www.senosoft.com/softp3do.php
P3dO Explorer is freeware. Although close relative to P3dO Explorer pro it
is in no way a demo of the later. No trial period, no demoware : completely
free of use unlimited image viewer.
Requirements
P3dO Explorer runs on any Windows system.
Download size: 1.63 mb
Zo
Zo said:Happy to report that this one does exactly what you want. If you have images
stored in zip files on a CD, you can view the contents of any zip file through
the Thumbnail viewer of this program. I gave it a trial run with a selected
folder I created. Once I selected the folder, the program immediately showed a
thumbnail view of all the images within the zip file. I like it . This one is
a keeper for me.
BarryTone said:Have not tried this myself...
Firegraphic 6
http://www.firegraphic.com/products/firegraphicxp/
Free for non-commercial use only.
Dekaritae said:Suggest you don't. It puts "nakido.exe" in Windows\System32\, which runs
on startup and tries to connect to the internet.
Dekaritae said:That's odd, because when I double click on a zip file in it, it just
opens the zip file in TugZip, not with any thumbnail view.
Dekaritae said:That's odd, because when I double click on a zip file in it, it just
opens the zip file in TugZip, not with any thumbnail view.
Dekaritae said:That's odd, because when I double click on a zip file in it, it just
opens the zip file in TugZip, not with any thumbnail view.
K3 said:I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Optimal Archive stand-alone
versionhttp://www.optimalaccess.com/en/product_archive.htm).
Optimal Archive treats Zip files (and other archive files) like folders,
letting you view/open any file that's in the archive without unzipping it.
I love it and couldn't function without it. It's free!
Zo said:What system are you using? I have Win98SE. I just tried another attempt. This time
I created two zip files, placed them in a folder on a cdrw disc. I selected this
folder in the drop down list in the left pane and immediately the icon for the two
zip files appeared in the right pane window. Double clicking either one resulted in
a thumbnail of my default image viewer icon with the name of each image under it.
Unfortunately, the actual images do not appear, but just having a thumbnail icon with
the name of the image under it should suffice most. After, you want to know what's
in the zip file without opening it right?
Note: When I did this yesterday, the actual image appeared in the right pane. I
don't know what has happened, but now I just get a thumbnail of my default image
viewer icon for each image.
I guess I'll have to play around with it a little more and see if I can duplicate the
results I got yesterday. Go figure :-o
You can adjust the size of the thumbnails so that you can have more or less roles of
them from the drop options under View.
By the way I use the off topic WinZip, but that shouldn't make any difference I
wouldn't think???
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