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AhaView is a handy picture viewer and converter. It allows you to browse, view, organize and convert your digital images.

With AhaView 4.02 you can:

Browse images in thumbnail mode
View images in full-screen mode
Convert images to BMP, GIF, JPEG, TGA, TIFF, XPM and PNG formats
Create icons from images
Attach descriptions to files
Show a sequence of images as a slide show
Explore image properties
Copy images to the clipboard
Copy, move, duplicate and rename files
Print images
Use command line interface

Supported formats:

ANI - Animated Cursor
BMP - Windows Bitmap
CUR - Windows Cursor
DCR - Delphi Component Resource
GIF - Compuserve Graphics Interchange Format
ICO - Windows Icon (including Windows XP icons and Windows Vista icons)
ICNS - Mac OS (Apple) Icon
JPG - JPEG JFIF Image
JP2 - JPEG 2000 Image
PCX - PCX Image
PSD - Adobe Photoshop Image
PNG - Portable Network Graphics
PBM - Portable bitmap
RES - Borland resource file
TGA - Targa image
TIF - TIFF image
XBM - X Bitmap
XPM - X Pixmap
WMF - Windows Metafile
WBMP - Wireless Bitmap

System requirements: Windows 95/98/ME/2000/NT/XP/2003/Vista/7, 32 MB RAM, Pentium-233 MHz, 5 MB Hard Disk.

Trial limitations: 30-day trial period, nag-screen.

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Convert Images with Image Converter So That You Will Change the Image Format to Be Supported with Picture View and Jpeg View.

When it comes to the viewing of some images on web applications then really you will need assistance. By using image converter software you will be able to do a conversion to such files as PSD files. Speaking in general terms, PSD file format systems are very large in size and need an image converter so that they can be used on applications which are web based. You should be aware that you will need to convert images into a ready-to-view file format, in order for them to be easily used on web applications or on your computer.

The commonly used and widely proffered one is the jpeg format, whereby it will also be necessary for your computer to be installed with jpeg view, so that it can support jpeg files. Because of the world-wide popularity of the jpeg format and acceptance of the image format, most of the programmers, or rather, web designers; prefer an image converter that will convert their preferred images to jpeg. For instance, for you to be able to do a conversion of an image format of PSD to jpeg, it will be necessary for you to have the following in mind.

Firstly, the tool that you will be using should be very easy to use and secondly it should be able to process images at a fast speed. This is the way to make you happy. This tool does not need to be expensive, but should be able to execute the task at hand efficiently, so that it will give quality output thus providing the user with total control. You should also take into account that the tool should have an additional feature for optimizing the image format. Last, but not least, you should get some sort of assurance from the company that it offers a guarantee or evaluation period.

Since we have dwelt on the jpeg picture view, it is only fair for us to define jpeg in very simple words. Well, jpeg is a simplified version of a digital image, whereby you will get professional photographs. However, it is worth considering which file format is the best to use; jpeg or raw picture view. In reality, you will find that jpeg images contain less data compared to raw file images, resulting in underexposing or overexposing an image. Consequently, you will be more likely to save your image in the raw format. The one great advantage that the raw format has over the jpeg is that it does not deteriorate like the jpeg files.

When you have a jpeg view it will be very easy for you to edit the image from your digital camera profile, so that you can increase sharpness and add contrast. However, when you increase the settings on your digital camera, you will be decreasing the time spent on processing, so it is advisable to change the contrast setting on your camera.

2010-Mar-15 AhaView 4.21

Added: Compatibility with 64-bit Windows
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2009-Dec-14 AhaView 4.20

Added: Added: Ability to change image size

2009-Oct-12 AhaView 4.10

Added: Support for large 256x256 and 512x512 Mac OS Leopard icons

2009-Feb-19 AhaView 4.02

Fixed: Some bugs with ICO files

2008-Jan-04 AhaView 4.01

Updated: Ability to crop images

2007-May-21 AhaView 4.0

Updated: Program interface
Added: Ability to crop images

2007-Mar-30 AhaView 3.20

Added: Conversion to TIFF and XPM formats
Added: Ability to combine images into one icon

2007-Feb-20 AhaView 3.16

Added: Feedback option

2006-Oct-25 AhaView 3.15

Added: Support for large WBMP images

2006-Sep-28 AhaView 3.14

Added: Support for CMYK-coded JPEG images

2006-Mar-30 AhaView 3.13

Added: Conversion to TGA format
Added: cm measure unit for printer dialog

2005-Nov-11 AhaView 3.12

Added: Support for Windows Vista icons
Added: Ability to print icons

2005-Jul-14 AhaView 3.11

Added: Support for DCR and RES (Borland resource files)

2005-Apr-02 AhaView 3.10

Added: Support for Mac OS icons

2005-Feb-08 AhaView 3.0

Added: Support for JPEG 2000 format
Added: Support for TIFF format
Added: Support for Portable image formats (.ppm, .pgm, .pbm)
Added: Support for palletized TGA images with alpha channel
Added: Ability to print images
Added: Ability to create icons from images
Added: Ability to rotate images
Updated: Program interface

2004-Sep-04 AhaView 2.13b

Added: Support for ZSoft Publisher’s Paintbrush (PCX) format

2004-Jul-22 AhaView 2.12

Modified: Help file format changed to .chm

2004-Jun-15 AhaView 2.11

Added: Conversion to GIF format

2004-Mar-22 AhaView 2.1

Added: Command line interface

2003-Dec-23 AhaView 2.05

Fixed: Problems displaying some PSD files
Fixed: Problems with file extension associations

2003-Mar-07 AhaView 2.04

Added: Support for X Pixmap (XPM) and X Bitmap (XBM) formats

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