need a tiff viewer

[Thomas Dowling]

Under Windows, LView Pro let's you open multiple files as a "slide show"
which can either go to the next image on a mouse click or after a set
number of seconds.  To my knowledge, it can do a multiple open command on a
very large number of files.  It's also the fastest bitmap rendering program
I have seen in Windows.  It's shareware with a cheap registration fee, and
downloadable from ftp://ftp.std.com/ftp/vendors/mmedia

Minor caveat: TIFF being the semi-standard it is, LView Pro is unable to
open TIFFs created with PhotoShop (on my system at least).  I suppose that
means there are other apps out there creating TIFFs that it won't open.

Thomas Dowling
tdowling at ohiolink.edu
Ohio Library and Information Network

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> From: Katharina Klemperer <kathy at elmer.Harvard.EDU>
> To: Multiple recipients of list <web4lib at library.berkeley.edu>
> Subject: need a tiff viewer
> Date: Tuesday, November 12, 1996 3:07 PM
> 
> I am working on a project that requires doing quality control on a
> CDROM of thousands of tiff images.  We're going to want some kind of
> tiff viewer that allows us to page rather quickly through the images to
> inspect them.  It's almost more like a viewer with an incorporated
> navigator that I'm talking about, I think.  Everything I can think of
> requires one to open files individually, but I'd like to tell it a
> file name and then just keep telling it "next" "next" "next".  I'd
> also like it to list all the files in a folder and allow me to select
> the one I want to look at (and then click next, next, next...)
> 
> Does anyone know of such a viewer?  (probably for Windows 3.1 or
> Windows 95, but I'd be interested in Mac viewers also)  Proprietary or
> public domain are both OK for us.
> 
> -- 
> Katharina Klemperer
> Harvard University Library
> Kathy_Klemperer at harvard.edu
> 617-495-8596