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...An experiment in assembly language programming, its .asm file is here, it is compiled by the free fasmw assembler. The program needs a .bmp type of picure having between 1400 and 500 pixels diameter. Pressing on the A, S, D, F -- K keys causes the image to rotate. But with the newer version L loads and S saves, however you use the up arrow for loading a picture. It has a simple menu for loading a picture, and only a few functions The way it works is it scans the original bmp picture along radial lines and writes a table of pixels which has the pixels from the radial lines regularly spaced apart in a very simple way. ...

Browse your images in a given directory, and choose your favorite images you want to keep, or to delete; simply by a single mouseclick (or even with the cursor-keys). So you can decide very fast which image is good, and which is not (just like the famous "Tinder"-App).

This is a image viewer with lots of shortcut keys and is simple to use.

An Image Viewer that currently supports basic image viewing and only works with shortcut keys so far (like arrow keys, Ctrl+o), 1) Event based architecture 2) Multi threaded 3) Logical File name Sorting 4) Plugin based architecture (Todo)

...Now Using this application you just have to define from which PATH you want to work with your Image Files and that's done, and define possible categories for Image files and use your Num-pad keys from 0, 1, 2, 3, and so on.... That Image that you are watching right now, will automatically copied to your defined locations. means if you hit 0 ( Image will automatically copied to your first defined location, ) and so on...

The Page Keys Binding Patch adds the following default key bindings : -- Shift+PgUp - Retreats ten pages in the PDF file -- Shift+PgDn - Advances ten pages in the PDF file The patch also provides the following commands to enable user-configuration with the bind and unbind options in the config file : -- "prevTenPages" for moving ten pages backward in the PDF file. -- "nextTenPages" for moving ten pages forward in the PDF file.

Image viewer with minimal user interface and advanced capabilities. Shows the image floating on the screen without any border.

A simple, portable, and reliable image viewer/organizer that can quickly sort and organize a large amount of images using keyboard hot keys or the mouse.