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pnglib
a free library to read and display PNG images.
Here is a c_version of Thomas Bleeker's pnglib 1.0, a free graphy library. His site is https://www.madwizard.org/programming/projects/pnglib Thomas's original code is x86-asm. She(the code) can read and display PNG images in programs, and link without Zlib. With the author's permission, Leisure bamboo translate her to c. So she can be compile by turbo c 2.0, borland c 4.5, visual c 6.0, keil c51 7.5, or others. Some(not all) plainform where she can run, as below: 1)dosbox, see about her... -
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4 images
It's a image viewer for a windows
This program is a simple image viewer for Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 wth .Net Framework 4.0 or later. Supported formats: jpg; png; ico; jpeg; pcx; tiff; bmp; jp2; jxr; gif(without animation); Languages: English, Ukrainian, Germany, French, Japanese and Russian. Bugs: too much; ... 4 images, this is not a name ... -
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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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