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Spotlight Viewer
View all locally available images from Microsoft / Windows Spotlight.
...\Microsoft.Windows.ContentDeliveryManager_cw5n1h2txyewy\LocalState\Assets This location is stored within the text file called "spotlightdirectory.txt" in the folder of Spotlight Viewer, so should you need to change the directory, you can save it in the text file. This file is generated the first time that you run Spotlight Viewer. No installation required. Simply extract the zip file to where you would like to keep the application. -
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MineCraft Texture Studio 2018 (1.12/1.12.1/1.12.2) is only for Minecraft 1.11.x/1.12.x Based on Minecraft Texture Studio 1.0.8 My Version is for Minecraft 1.11.x/1.12.x Visual Studio 2017 Framework 4.5 Windows : Vista/win7/win8/win10
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GIF Viewer
Windows 7/8/10-compatible animated .gif player
A C# program used to visualize and extract frames from .GIF files. (you need .NET Framework 3.5 installed on your computer) -
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ImageGlass
ImageGlass is a lightweight, versatile image viewing application.
ImageGlass is a lightweight, versatile image viewing application that is designed to take the place of Photo Viewer in Windows 8, 7 and Vista, especially those installations that may have trouble displaying PNG and GIF files in Photo Viewer. -
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