VuePrint Pro Gardner MA

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VuePrint combines many of the best features found in ACDSee and LView Pro. It also adds a few exclusive features of its own. While not quite as quick as ACDSee, VuePrint is definitely faster than LView Pro at image

Multitude of Options for Manipulating and Managing Graphics

VuePrint's strength lies in presenting users with a multitude of options for manipulating and managing these types of files. VuePrint incorporates many useful features for these two tasks, including slide show capabilities, thumbnail picture viewing, sound and movie players, a built-in decompression utility, and a screen saver client.

For each file type there are several options designed to make your images, sounds, and movies perform and look better. These include transparent and interlaced support for GIF images, two pass dithering and optimization for JPG images, quick conversion for all image types, and a multitude of options for sound and video playback.

Drawbacks and Conclusions

VuePrint is stacked with a ton of features for making the most out of your graphics and multimedia files. VuePrint is not without its weaknesses, though. Surprisingly enough, VuePrint lacks a screen capture utility for capturing windows and images on the desktop.

And when compared to ACDSee, VuePrint isn't quite as quick in loading images, especially JPG files. Also, at $40, VuePrint is more expensive than both LView Pro and ACDSee, so users with limited graphics needs and limited funds may find that their needs are better met by either LView Pro or ACDSee.

Aside from these minor complaints, VuePrint is one of the few multilingual image applications available on the 'net. It's also a great client that will likely meet almost all of your image, sound, and video needs.