2004-07-29, 20:20 | Link #3 | |
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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http://www.geocities.com/davidayton/CDisplay |
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2004-07-30, 08:58 | Link #10 |
Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2004
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I use CDisplay,
I find it better than any of the others because it allows you to bookmark any page if you have to stop reading for any chance. Then later you only need to open CDisplay and select the desired bookmark and it will open the file in the exact page you left off. Not only that and it allows to automatically jump from one issue (zip file) to the next one (or previous) with a simple key combination. |
2004-07-30, 12:14 | Link #15 |
<3 WoW undead girls
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: in a cold puddle
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CDisplay bookmarking sounds usefull.... but then again I shouldn't extract 10+ volumes into the same folder .
Using ACDSee right now.... as long I can turn page with mousewheel and scroll somehow, im happy. |
2004-07-30, 13:18 | Link #17 |
外人、漫画訳者
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Austin, TX
Age: 41
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I hate the Windows XP image viewer. Its not customizable in the least bit, and even worse sometimes the damn thing crashes on me. Of course I only use it when I'm on other people's computers though, because I don't run Windows.
Personally, I use GQView. Its the best image viewer I've ever used and I never once had an issue with it. Here are some links: Homepage Screenshots Currently its only available for Linux, so if you are using another O/S too bad but you're missing out. |
2004-07-30, 16:43 | Link #20 | |
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
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I just hit ctrl + A to size the image at its original size, and then I click the next image when I'm done reading that page. |
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