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May 28th 07, 03:47 AM
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irfanview-photo-video
Hi, Can anyone advise if they have irfanview 4.0 and if it seems like a
safe/good program to load? Does it work with photo's and video's and could it be used like any "pay for use software"? I loaded the Adobe 3.0 and just moving pic's to a different file is tough on us beginners and it appears that it is designed for sending photo's out for processing. Thanks for any aid. Good Day, Dan oh, this is for a XP SP2 Med. Ed. 2005.- You know, the one of many models that only works with a video card and remote-that is not included.. Thanks HP/Compaq. 
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May 28th 07, 04:03 AM
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well...if v3.91 is close enough.... I've been using it for years and it's
one of my most used tools... works fine on Vista also I'm downloading the v4 packages now to update it again It's mainly for still pix.... has a multimedia player for video but other tools do better for most of my needs -- website references are to www.papajohn.org PapaJohn "dan101" wrote in message ... Hi, Can anyone advise if they have irfanview 4.0 and if it seems like a safe/good program to load? Does it work with photo's and video's and could it be used like any "pay for use software"? I loaded the Adobe 3.0 and just moving pic's to a different file is tough on us beginners and it appears that it is designed for sending photo's out for processing. Thanks for any aid. Good Day, Dan oh, this is for a XP SP2 Med. Ed. 2005.- You know, the one of many models that only works with a video card and remote-that is not included.. Thanks HP/Compaq.
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May 28th 07, 04:13 AM
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irfanview-photo-video
dan101 wrote:
Hi, Can anyone advise if they have irfanview 4.0 and if it seems like a safe/good program to load? Does it work with photo's and video's and could it be used like any "pay for use software"? I loaded the Adobe 3.0 and just moving pic's to a different file is tough on us beginners and it appears that it is designed for sending photo's out for processing. Thanks for any aid. Good Day, Dan oh, this is for a XP SP2 Med. Ed. 2005.- You know, the one of many models that only works with a video card and remote-that is not included.. Thanks HP/Compaq. ================================= IrfanView is safe to install...you may want to uncheck the boxes that ask you to install Google Toolbar and Google Desktop Search. If you post a description of what you wish to use the software for....we may be able to offer some ideas. Another good freebie with a user-friendly interface FastStone Image Viewer: FastStone Image Viewer http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm If all you wish to do is organize your image files... the following article may answer some questions: Organizing Pictures http://tinyurl.com/ytraer -- John Inzer MS Picture It! - Digital Image MVP Digital Image Highlights and FAQs http://tinyurl.com/aczzp Notice This is not tech support I am a volunteer Solutions that work for me may not work for you Proceed at your own risk
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May 28th 07, 05:30 AM
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Thanks! Will give it a try- and also to Mr. Inzer for his options.
"PapaJohn" wrote: well...if v3.91 is close enough.... I've been using it for years and it's one of my most used tools... works fine on Vista also I'm downloading the v4 packages now to update it again It's mainly for still pix.... has a multimedia player for video but other tools do better for most of my needs -- website references are to www.papajohn.org PapaJohn "dan101" wrote in message ... Hi, Can anyone advise if they have irfanview 4.0 and if it seems like a safe/good program to load? Does it work with photo's and video's and could it be used like any "pay for use software"? I loaded the Adobe 3.0 and just moving pic's to a different file is tough on us beginners and it appears that it is designed for sending photo's out for processing. Thanks for any aid. Good Day, Dan oh, this is for a XP SP2 Med. Ed. 2005.- You know, the one of many models that only works with a video card and remote-that is not included.. Thanks HP/Compaq.
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May 28th 07, 05:31 AM
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irfanview-photo-video
Thank you!
"John Inzer" wrote: dan101 wrote: Hi, Can anyone advise if they have irfanview 4.0 and if it seems like a safe/good program to load? Does it work with photo's and video's and could it be used like any "pay for use software"? I loaded the Adobe 3.0 and just moving pic's to a different file is tough on us beginners and it appears that it is designed for sending photo's out for processing. Thanks for any aid. Good Day, Dan oh, this is for a XP SP2 Med. Ed. 2005.- You know, the one of many models that only works with a video card and remote-that is not included.. Thanks HP/Compaq. ================================= IrfanView is safe to install...you may want to uncheck the boxes that ask you to install Google Toolbar and Google Desktop Search. If you post a description of what you wish to use the software for....we may be able to offer some ideas. Another good freebie with a user-friendly interface FastStone Image Viewer: FastStone Image Viewer http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm If all you wish to do is organize your image files... the following article may answer some questions: Organizing Pictures http://tinyurl.com/ytraer -- John Inzer MS Picture It! - Digital Image MVP Digital Image Highlights and FAQs http://tinyurl.com/aczzp Notice This is not tech support I am a volunteer Solutions that work for me may not work for you Proceed at your own risk
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