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ACDSEE VERSION 1.3
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Congratulations on obtaining ACDSee, the fastest,
easiest-to-use Windows image viewer available!
FEATURES OVERVIEW
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* attractive, effective and easy-to-use interface, including toolbars,
status bars and on-line help
* support for most BMP, GIF, JPEG, PCX, Photo-CD, PNG, TGA and TIFF files
* rapid JPEG decoding
* fast, full-colour image previews
* file system browser front end lets you quickly browse through your
images and other files
* image display during decoding process
* selectable dithering modes for high quality output
* fast scrolling and zooming, even during decoding process
* innovative system for deleting, renaming, copying and moving files
* support for document launching, editing and printing via file associations
* powerful file association editor
* facility for viewing & editing 4DOS descriptions
* drag-and-drop support for single and multiple files
* automatic or manual slideshow with optional read-ahead decompression
* always-on-top and full-screen viewing window options
* shrink image to fit window or screen option
* print capability
* optional single-instance mode makes ACDSee the perfect viewer for use as
a helper application
* set the desktop wallpaper
DISTRIBUTION
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This shareware software may be freely distributed, provided that:
(1) Such distribution includes only the original archive supplied by
ACD Systems, Ltd. You may not alter, delete or add any files in
the distribution archive.
(2) The distrubution does not include a registration number.
In particular, you may not distrubute a registered version of ACDSee.
(3) No money is charged to the person receiving the software, beyond
reasonable cost of packaging and other overhead.
INSTALLATION
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See install.txt file.
RUNNING
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You can start ACDSee from the Program Manager by double-clicking on its icon.
You will immediately be presented with the Image Browser dialog where you can
browse your directories for images to look at.
If you have made a File Manager association between image files and ACDSee,
you can also start ACDSee from the File Manager by just double clicking on
an image file.
You can supply one or more image files as the command-line arguments to
ACDSee. You can even use wildcards. e.g., acdsee.exe *.jpg would start
ACDSee and have it slideshow all the files in the current directory.
In addition, you may specify a startup directory on the command line.
The directory name must end in a "\", or be one of ".", "..", r "<drive>:".
ACDSee will start the Image Browser in the specified directory.
See the file ACDSEE.HLP for more details.