CtrlView 2.50
CtrlView is a fast, compact, powerful viewer/converter for different 2D/3D raster/vector file formats with the format recognition system. It means that CtrlView analyses content of the file and defines its format. If file format is among supported file types, CtrlView will visualize this file in a correct form. If file type is unknown for CtrlView it will be visualized in ASCII file form or in binary file form. Any file also can be opened manually as ASCII or binary so you have a possibility to look inside the file at any time. CtrlView has batch mode for format convertion or printing. Supported formats: BMP - Windows bitmaps; DIB - Windows bitmaps; PCX - ZSoft PC Paintbrush; JPEG; PNG; TIFF - including multipage files (no LZW compression); HP-GL - including multipage files; HP-GL/2 - including multipage files; 3DS - Autodesk 3D Studio; LWO - LightWave 3D; OBJ - Wavefront; STL - stereolithography text/binary; SURF - Digital SURF; WRL - VRML 1.0, 2.0; XPM - the X pixmap format. Output formats: CGM - Computer Graphic Metafile; BMP - Windows 24 bits bitmap; PCX - ZSoft PC Paintbrush; JPEG; PNG; TIFF; HP-GL; HP-GL/2; DXF; IGES; PDF - Adobe Portable Document Format; PS - PostScript; EPS - Encapsulated PostScript; WRL - VRML 2.0; STL - stereolithography text; XPM - the X pixmap format; C/C++ source; OpenGL source.
My Pictures 3D
My Pictures 3D lets you view your photo album in a virtual 3D gallery. You can view the photos on the walls of an ancient temple or a modern showroom, a medieval castle or a Renaissance yard. You can walk manually or in the screensaver mode.
AhaView
This viewer supports all popular graphic formats, including JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, ICO, CUR, ANI, TGA. You can browse images in thumbnail mode, view pictures full screen with zooming features, convert images to JPEG, PNG, BMP formats and manage files.
Screen Loupe 2000
Screen Loupe is a small utility that displays a magnified view of whatever is beneath the mouse cursor, much like a jeweler's or printer's loupe. You can copy the contents of the Loupe window to the clipboard as well. The captured image can be pasted
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