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Full Image Info is an easy-to-use program targeted to view and retrieve information about images and photos taken with digital cameras. More than a dozen common image formats are supported including JPEG, TIFF, BMP, GIF, JPEG2000, PCX, CUR, ICO, PNG, TGA, PXM, and a variety of information can be retrieved about each, including resolution, width, height, and color mode. Full Image Info can also provide detailed EXIF information about photos (model, exposure program, shutter speed value, aperture value, etc.), IPTC information, and more.

Fax Voip License for 8 Virtual COM Ports (T38/G711Fax/ISDN/Voice modems) + 8 built-in VOIP/ISDN Fax Lines (T38 and audio fax) - Fax Voip T38 Fax & Voice - Fax and Answering Machine for your SIP/H.323/ISDN CAPI 2.0 line. Voice Fax Modem for your standard Fax & Voice software. Support for Multiple SIP Registrations. Call Routing. Color faxes over VOIP and ISDN. Incoming Fax Routing: Route through e-mail, Store in a folder, Print. Fax-On-Demand. Possibility to send T.38, audio and CAPI faxes via Fax Voip Virtual Printer and receive faxes directly into TIFF, PDF or SFF files. Mail to Fax and Fax to Mail.

ReaCompressor allows you to choose the most effective compression format for saving and keeping your images! ReaCompressor will save your computer disk space reducing a size of stored images even if the images have been already compressed. ReaCompressor will help you to make images for Web

Able Photo Resizer is a simple, quick, and easy tool to resize (reduce or enlarge) any single or batches of photos or images to send it by email, publish it on the web, or just to save space on your hard drive

Full Image Info is an easy-to-use program targeted to view and retrieve information about images and photos taken with digital cameras. More than a dozen common image formats are supported including JPEG, TIFF, BMP, GIF, JPEG2000, PCX, CUR, ICO, PNG, TGA, PXM, and a variety of information can be retrieved about each, including resolution, width, height, and color mode. Full Image Info can also provide detailed EXIF information about photos (model, exposure program, shutter speed value, aperture value, etc.), IPTC information, and more.

Full Image Info is an easy-to-use program targeted to view and retrieve information about images and photos taken with digital cameras. More than a dozen common image formats are supported including JPEG, TIFF, BMP, GIF, JPEG2000, PCX, CUR, ICO, PNG, TGA, PXM, and a variety of information can be retrieved about each, including resolution, width, height, and color mode. Full Image Info can also provide detailed EXIF information about photos (model, exposure program, shutter speed value, aperture value, etc.), IPTC information, and more.

How to take a snapshot of your video within Able Video Snapshot? The program lets you take snapshots directly from your movie! This means you can go to any point within a video clip, capture a freeze frame picture, and save this image to your computer's hard drive. There are many uses for these snapshots. You can use these video pictures to create title slides. I like to find an interesting video scene that seems to symbolize my movie and capture a snapshot of it. You could also add a title directly to the picture using a photo-editing program. You could e-mail hi-light pictures of your video to friends and family. Not everyone can receive or view videos, so these pictures are a great alternative (and they don't take as long to download). You can also use the snapshot feature to transform your camcorder into a low-resolution digital camera. Simply point your camcorder at your subject and later you can go through your video and take virtual snapshots directly off the captured video. The actual process of taking these snapshots is quite easy. While viewing a video clip in the preview monitor, pause the clip at an appropriate spot, and click the "SnapShot" button under the preview monitor. The program will then ask you where you would like to save the picture.

How to take a snapshot of your video within DVD Snapshot? The program lets you take snapshots directly from your movie! This means you can go to any point within a video clip, capture a freeze frame picture, and save this image to your computer's hard drive. There are many uses for these snapshots. You can use these video pictures to create title slides. I like to find an interesting video scene that seems to symbolize my movie and capture a snapshot of it. You could also add a title directly to the picture using a photo-editing program. You could e-mail hi-light pictures of your video to friends and family. Not everyone can receive or view videos, so these pictures are a great alternative (and they don't take as long to download). You can also use the snapshot feature to transform your camcorder into a low-resolution digital camera. Simply point your camcorder at your subject and later you can go through your video and take virtual snapshots directly off the captured video. The actual process of taking these snapshots is quite easy. While viewing a video clip in the preview monitor, pause the clip at an appropriate spot, and click the "SnapShot" button under the preview monitor. The program will then ask you where you would like to save the picture.