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FlorinA
Free Grid Gallery Responsive
Grid gallery jquery, Photoswipe gallery, Gallery on the Google Map, Google Maps Spiderfy, Image editor Logo, Image resize, Batch multiple image editing. Easy and free, no adware no spyware, with Florina you can build your gallery and see your images in google map, without writing code , only a few clicks!!! You need imagemagick http://www.imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php See the Demo http://www.nextechnics.com/florina/ Thx to ExifTool by Phil Harvey Thx to ImageMagick Team You can support the Florina Project by a Donation https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?... -
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JPGRAR Create/Extract
Extract or create JPGRAR easily. Also creates any other file formats.
JPGRAR software allows you to create or extract archive files from JPGRAR, a seemingly normal JPG file with RAR secretly attached (steganography). Yes trust me, this is possible ;) JPGRAR is popular for sharing files on image board websites, where you are only allowed to share photos and external download links may expire. Your JPGRAR mustn't be compressed by the website for you to share it. It wouldn't work on, say, Facebook which compresses your photo to a lower quality file. ...
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