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Do
you want to add excitement to your Web pages? XOOM.com
has a fantastic collection of 250,000 web clips. The XOOM.com Web Clip
Empire 250,000 is a 12 CD collection and, it's jam-packed with high-quality
clips to make your Web pages come alive! PCPlus has negotiated
a special deal whereby we will be including over 2,000 specially picked
graphics taken from this collection - this month and the following months
to come. By the end you will have quite a varied and diverse selection
of clip-art which is yours to keep Royalty free, no strings attached.
Even more reason to take advantage of the magazine subscription offer,
click here for subscription details. We also have
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The
clip art collection is situated at features/webclip/clipart
on the SuperCD, but we have also included a special viewer
called PicViewer Lite, which will run from the SuperCD. This will make exploring all the images an absolute
breeze. After opening a file in PicViewer Lite you can navigate quickly
through all the others included in the same folder by simply clicking
the Previous or Next button on the tool bar.
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If the SuperCD is situated on the D drive click here.
If the SuperCD is situated on the E drive click here.
If the SuperCD is on any other drive letter, click on one of the links above and navigate to features/webclip/clipart using PicViewer's inbuilt file browser.
Please note: When you exit PicViewer you may get a Windows warning that it was unable to write to the PicView.ini file. This is safe to ignore.
If you would like to run PicViewer v1.8 Lite (669 Kb) Win95/98 or NT from your local hard drive click here. To install simply double-click on the file which will unzip the files to the default directory, normally - C:\WINDOWS\TEMP unless otherwise instructed. If you want it to run automatically at startup, add a shortcut to your Startup group. To remove the package, delete the folder from your hard drive.
Kate Hadley