I have IrfanView, but I never realized that I can crop with it. Always used
GIMP for that, which may not have
been the best idea since IrfanView opens a lot faster than GIMP…
Johnny Andersson
2007/3/21, CAV @ Verizon [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Joe Marks keyed the following on 3/17/2007 3:19 PM:
For
I don't believe IrfanView is open source. It is, however, free.
--Jekke
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I have IrfanView, but I never
Joe Marks keyed the following on 3/17/2007 3:19 PM:
For a WindowsXP machine, are there any open source, no cost, programs that
can crop a picture that is obtained by doing a Print Screen?
Irfanview!!
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I just read it too fast, I guess. I do that sometimes... =)
2007/3/19, Adrian Try [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Johnny
On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 10:12:26 +1000, Johnny Andersson
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Are all of these Open Source? I didn't realize that Picasa was.
No, none of them are. That's why I
I just read it too fast, I guess. I do that sometimes... =)
No problems, Johnny. This list gives us a lot of reading material!
Picasa is very good, but I much prefer digiKam in Linux. And THAT'S open
source!
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Michael Adams wrote:
On Sat, 17 Mar 2007 23:17:52 +0300
Kirill S. Palagin wrote:
mspaint.exe (aka PaintBrush) is no cost app that can do basic
cropping.
And i personally recommend you learn this one, as like vi on Unix
sometimes it is all you've got.
Try GIMP.org; IrfanView; XnView; Blender all are opensource and have winXP
vers and free for the download if you google them.
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You can add Inkscape to your list of open source software capable of
croping.
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Try GIMP.org; IrfanView; XnView; Blender
On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 18:23:30 +0100
WmRobt wrote:
Hey Joe - (Whoa, 60s flashback)
You got enough OS apps yet? or are you not subscribed?
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Michael
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Are all of these Open Source? I didn't realize that Picasa was.
Johnny Andersson
2007/3/17, Adrian Try [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
For a WindowsXP machine, are there any open source, no cost, programs
that can crop a picture that is obtained by doing a Print Screen?
In addition to the Gimp, here
Hi Johnny
On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 10:12:26 +1000, Johnny Andersson
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Are all of these Open Source? I didn't realize that Picasa was.
No, none of them are. That's why I started with the warning:
In addition to the Gimp, here are a few more to check out. They are free
but
Joe Marks wrote:
For a WindowsXP machine, are there any open source, no cost, programs that can crop a picture that is obtained by doing a Print Screen?
The GIMP
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mspaint.exe (aka PaintBrush) is no cost app that can do basic
cropping.
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From: Joe Marks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [users] open source croping software
For a WindowsXP machine, are there any open source, no
On Sat, 2007-03-17 at 19:31 +, Peter Hillier-Brook wrote:
Joe Marks wrote:
For a WindowsXP machine, are there any open source, no cost, programs that
can crop a picture that is obtained by doing a Print Screen?
The GIMP
For an indepth way to do this with the Gimp take a look at:
For a WindowsXP machine, are there any open source, no cost, programs
that can crop a picture that is obtained by doing a Print Screen?
In addition to the Gimp, here are a few more to check out. They are free
but not open source, and are less difficult to use.
Picasa (www.picasa.com)
On Sat, 17 Mar 2007 23:17:52 +0300
Kirill S. Palagin wrote:
mspaint.exe (aka PaintBrush) is no cost app that can do basic
cropping.
And i personally recommend you learn this one, as like vi on Unix
sometimes it is all you've got.
--
Michael
Linux: The OS people choose without $200,000,000
Joe Marks wrote:
For a WindowsXP machine, are there any open source, no cost, programs that can crop a picture that is obtained by doing a Print Screen?
snip
StartAll ProgramsAccessoriesPaint otherwise known as mspaint.exe
Having done the Print Screen, open Paint and do EditPaste. You
On Saturday 17 March 2007, Kirill S. Palagin wrote:
mspaint.exe (aka PaintBrush) is no cost app that can do
basic cropping.
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Subject: [users] open source croping software
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