ImageBrowser has a very simple purpose: To display PICT image in a slideshow fashion.
It will scan all of the files in its folder (except applications) and display any PICT images it finds either in the data fork or the resource fork of a file. The delay can be changed by pressing any of the number keys on the top of the keyboard (1 gives you the fastest speed; 9 is the slowest).
ImageBrowser will display the images on the deepest monitor connected to your machine. If there are two monitors of the same depth, it will choose the larger monitor. If an image is larger than the monitor, it will scale it down (keeping the proportions).
It is capable of finding PICT information in both the resource fork and the data fork of a file. Since most PICT images are stored in the data fork, it will look there first. If it doesn't find one, or if it does not have enough memory to load it, it will then look in the resource fork and pull the first PICT resource it finds. Thus, if you notice that ImageBrowser is just taking the miniature previews of your files, giving it more memory will probably help.
You can also drag-and-drop files onto the ImageBrowser icon, which will change the operation of the program slightly - instead of automatically moving to the next image, it will wait for a mouse click.
This program is free, and comments/suggestions/criticisms are very welcome. Send them to: AlbtrssPrd@aol.com
This program is ®1994 by Kevin Tieskoetter, All Rights Reserved. Permission is granted for distribution via Online services (i.e. AOL, CompuServe, GEnie, eWorld, etc.). Contact me for permission for any other distribution medium.
