Able Graphic Manager 2.4.7
| Developer: |
GraphicRegion.com (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/XP/2000/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$34.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 2.26 MB |
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Able Graphic Manager is a program that enables you to easily view, acquire, print and convert graphic files in normal (file by file), batch (many files at a time) and command line modes.
Input formats: Drawing Interchange Format (DXF) generated by most CAD programs, TIFF Bitmap (TIF; TIFF), JPEG Bitmap (JPG; JPEG; JPE), JPEG2000 (JP2, J2K and JPC), PaintBrush (PCX), Windows Bitmap (BMP;DIB;RLE), Portable Network Graphics (PNG), Windows Metafile (WMF), Enhanced Windows Metafile (EMF), Targa Bitmap (TGA; TARGA; VDA; ICB; VST; PIX), Portable Pixmap, GreyMap, BitMap (PXM; PPM; PGM; PBM), Windows Icon (ICO), Windows Cursor (CUR).
Output formats: JPG,TIF,PCX,PNG,BMP,TGAGIF,WMF,EMF,PXM,PPM,PGM,PBM.
Drag and Drop supported. Batch Process mode (convert and print).
Command Line mode (view, convert and print). There is an opportunity to select files using mask (*).
Image acquisition from TWAIN scanners with full control of the scanner capabilities.
Image processing (Equalize, Contrast, RGB, HSV, HSL, FFT, convert to 24 bit, gray and B&W).
Copy to clipboard and Crop functions.
Effects (Negative, bump map, lens, wave, morph, user filters). Watermark drawing.
Viewing
- Two color mode (color and monochrome)
- Any size (6 modes of a sizes setting)
- Extents selection (4 items)
- Any aspect ratio
- Any image resolution at saving to file
- Zoom (in, out, fit, window)
- Zoom filter (7 items)
- Scroll
- Entities Manager - display management of entities.
- The choice of a background color.
Printing
- Any system printer (from dialog window)
- Color or monochrome printing.
- Advanced print control.
- Batch printing.
- Printing via command line.
- Multipage documents are supported.
Displayed entities (DXF-files)
- Arc - Attrib - Blocks - Circle - Dimension - Ellipse - Elliptic arc - Hatch (including solid) - Leader - Line - LwPolyline - MultiLine Text - Point - Polyline - Solid - Spline - Text - Unicode Text (multilingual) - Trace - Viewport - 3DFace ... |
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