Able Photo Slide Show 2.3.6.16
| Developer: |
GraphicRegion.com (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/XP/2000/ Media Center Edition 2005/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$25 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 3.95 MB |
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Able Photo Slide Show displays your images continuously without you doing anything. You just point it to a file in folder, say how long to display each picture, select transition effects and then sit back and watch. If a picture is too large or less for your screen, it is resized to fit keeping the aspect ratio.
Able Photo Slide Show features
- Load up multiple formats of images including tif, tiff, fax, gif, jpg, jpeg, jpe, pcx, bmp, dib, rle, ico, cur, png, wmf, emf, tga, targa, vda, icb, vst, pix, pxm, ppm, pgm, pbm ...
- View the slideshow with 150 transitional effects (with preview).
- Full screen mode. Preview the images while loading up the list.
- Project manager.
- Able Photo Slide Show allows you to create standalone executable slide show and web gallery.
- Description Manager. Addition and viewing of the graphic files description.
The information is stored directly in files with expansions
JPG, JPEG, JPE, TIF, TIFF, FAX, G3N, G3F, TGA, TARGA, VDA, ICB, VST, PIX, GIF,
PXM, PPM, PGM, PBM.
- You would not need to worry about different image dimensions or file type as Able Photo Slide Show would resample the images on-the-fly prior to loading them up on screen.
- The panel for display of the files description. - Start and Stop buttons.
- Viewing selected items or all items in the current folder.
- Sequence options (forward, reverse, and random).
- Repeat slide show option. - Slide delay adjustment.
- Background color or images selection.
- Transition delay adjustment.
- HotKey buttons (Front, Back, Stop, Start, Exit from full screen mode)
- Sound Playback WAV, MID and MP3). Synchronization slides with audio. Sound recording.
- Image Browser. Allows to perform normal viewing functions and file management tasks (rename, move, copy, delete, e-mail ...)
- Removing the Red Eye effect
- Color mode converting and adjusting.
- Effects (Negative, Bupmap, Lens, Wave, Morph, User filter)
- Converting to Adobe PDF, PostScript PS, EPS |
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