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Sai'sDisciple · 2004-09-24, 00:52

Hello just a new user here on manga. I need to know where can I download

Manga viewers. To like read the manga. If anyone would like to help. Plz. oh and

if this is a sticky im sorry i couldn't find any other pages i tried looking.

NoSanninWa · 2004-09-24, 01:26

I'd suggest that you use ACDSee. It can read files inside a zip file, automatically resize them to fit your screen (or not) and a lot else.

It is also a free trial.

Burner of Anime · 2004-09-24, 03:54

Irfanview is better. Completely free and can link to your codecs/media players so you can do screencaps and edit like a basic paint progam.

http://www.irfanview.com/

hcl4 · 2004-09-24, 19:38

Try CDisplay, same ability to view images inside zip/rar like ACDSee but its free.

http://www.geocities.com/davidayton/CDisplay

Yoska · 2004-09-25, 11:53

Manga Viewer of Toriyama's World. There is a lot of minor bugs and little flaws in it but I always end up using it for some reason.

Tsu · 2004-09-25, 12:24

I'm personally rather fond of ComicsViewer.
It's fast, can load directly from ZIP and RAR files and was made specifically for (Asian) comics.

***GHDpro*** · 2004-09-25, 19:34

I personally use FireHand Ember Pro (v3.7.1) as my thumbnail viewer (manga etc) of choice.
(note that this is an older version than currently available)

_Sin_ · 2004-09-25, 19:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by NoSanninWa

I'd suggest that you use ACDSee. It can read files inside a zip file, automatically resize them to fit your screen (or not) and a lot else.

It is also a free trial.

OMG, I can't believe what I'll gonna say, but I completely agree with your choice of software, NSW.

That's gotta be some bad omen

ubb · 2004-09-29, 14:07

ACDSee v6 really lags my computer, did they make a revision since?

Ending · 2004-09-29, 16:26

Uh... ImageEye?

It allows slide-shows simply by pressing back/forward button and auto-resizes the pic to fit the screen if you want. Quick too.

Burner of Anime · 2004-09-29, 21:01

Major drawback to ACDsee is the fact that it really nags you to register/buy.

Sure it's a good program but can get really annoying.

ZhouYu · 2004-09-30, 11:04

Toriyama's World got a Manga viewer...

Takayanagi · 2004-09-30, 14:43

I use GQview. It's free (GPL2'd) and kicks ass.

Roots · 2004-09-30, 16:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Takayanagi

I use GQview. It's free (GPL2'd) and kicks ass.

I give a strong second to that. GQview beats the pants off of any other program I've used to view manga/multiple images.

ShikaShika · 2004-09-30, 17:31

I use windows XP's built in image viewer. You can't view the images in a zip file (well... unless you view them one at a time) but otherwise it's got everything you'd need. Plus it's really fast and uses like no memory at all. I uninstalled ACDsee the moment I found out about it.

Spooky-Electric · 2004-09-30, 17:40

I use the Windows XP Picture Viewer as well. It works great. Never found any need to download a third party viewer.

Roots · 2004-09-30, 17:48

Windows ImageViewer doesn't work great for me. For example, if I want to view images full screen I have to start the slide show and then pause it, which is annoying (especially when I accidentally unpause it). After exiting full-screen, it goes back to the image I started on. So if I just spent the last 20 minutes reading and all the sudden an IM window pops up or I accidentally hit the wrong key on the keyboard, I have to scavage thru the directory to find that image again (I've actually had the manga spoiled for me once because of this). Image Viewer may be good for some other purposes, but IMO its not for manga.

2004-09-24, 00:52	Link #1
Sai'sDisciple Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Age: 37	where to download manga viewers? Hello just a new user here on manga. I need to know where can I download Manga viewers. To like read the manga. If anyone would like to help. Plz. oh and if this is a sticky im sorry i couldn't find any other pages i tried looking.

2004-09-24, 01:26	Link #2
NoSanninWa Weapon of Mass Discussion Fansubber Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: New York, USA	I'd suggest that you use ACDSee. It can read files inside a zip file, automatically resize them to fit your screen (or not) and a lot else. It is also a free trial. __________________ There's not that fine a line between willing suspension of disbelief and something just being stupid.

2004-09-24, 03:54	Link #3
Burner of Anime Illegal Additives Join Date: Jun 2004	Irfanview is better. Completely free and can link to your codecs/media players so you can do screencaps and edit like a basic paint progam. http://www.irfanview.com/

2004-09-24, 19:38	Link #4
hcl4 Member Join Date: Jan 2004	Try CDisplay, same ability to view images inside zip/rar like ACDSee but its free. http://www.geocities.com/davidayton/CDisplay

2004-09-25, 11:53	Link #5
Yoska フランキー Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Suomi Age: 38	Manga Viewer of Toriyama's World. There is a lot of minor bugs and little flaws in it but I always end up using it for some reason.

2004-09-25, 12:24	Link #6
Tsu Burorororou Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Zubababaan Age: 38	I'm personally rather fond of ComicsViewer. It's fast, can load directly from ZIP and RAR files and was made specifically for (Asian) comics.

2004-09-25, 19:34	Link #7
*GHDpro* Administrator Administrator Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Netherlands Age: 45	I personally use FireHand Ember Pro (v3.7.1) as my thumbnail viewer (manga etc) of choice. (note that this is an older version than currently available)

2004-09-29, 14:07	Link #9
ubb Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004	ACDSee v6 really lags my computer, did they make a revision since?

2004-09-29, 16:26	Link #10
Ending Senior Member Join Date: May 2004	Uh... ImageEye? It allows slide-shows simply by pressing back/forward button and auto-resizes the pic to fit the screen if you want. Quick too.

2004-09-29, 21:01	Link #11
Burner of Anime Illegal Additives Join Date: Jun 2004	Major drawback to ACDsee is the fact that it really nags you to register/buy. Sure it's a good program but can get really annoying.

2004-09-30, 11:04	Link #12
ZhouYu ^im with stupid Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: NYC Age: 43	Toriyama's World got a Manga viewer...

2004-09-30, 14:43	Link #13
Takayanagi ^,^ Join Date: May 2004 Location: Barcelona, Catalonia	I use GQview. It's free (GPL2'd) and kicks ass.

2004-09-30, 17:31	Link #15
ShikaShika 無罪 Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: もう東京ではない Age: 42	I use windows XP's built in image viewer. You can't view the images in a zip file (well... unless you view them one at a time) but otherwise it's got everything you'd need. Plus it's really fast and uses like no memory at all. I uninstalled ACDsee the moment I found out about it.

2004-09-30, 17:40	Link #16
Spooky-Electric Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003	I use the Windows XP Picture Viewer as well. It works great. Never found any need to download a third party viewer.

2004-09-30, 17:48	Link #17
Roots 外人、漫画訳者 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Austin, TX Age: 41	Windows ImageViewer doesn't work great for me. For example, if I want to view images full screen I have to start the slide show and then pause it, which is annoying (especially when I accidentally unpause it). After exiting full-screen, it goes back to the image I started on. So if I just spent the last 20 minutes reading and all the sudden an IM window pops up or I accidentally hit the wrong key on the keyboard, I have to scavage thru the directory to find that image again (I've actually had the manga spoiled for me once because of this). Image Viewer may be good for some other purposes, but IMO its not for manga.