by @Macarlo
Windows 2000 Professional Beta Tester
(Screenshots by WinJPEG)

 Hi All
I just tested WinJPEG on my Windows 2000 Professional and this fine release of PixVision is running fine here. I performed several tasks with it, inclusively I played a slide show with 2,341 images (.jpg and .gif) with the /images folder of my principal website and the slide shows runs perfectly and fast! The only problem I see (but not affected the works with this nice program) is that it when started is seeking for MAPI.DLL and don't locate it. I decided test this soft because I'm registered user of PMJPEG and used it on OS/2 Warp for all image purposes since the release 2.21 of OS/2 and now, at the Year 2000, I follow using it as my predilete image viewer, embedded in File Commander/2. Install WinJPEG is simple and easy as install PMJPEG. You simply creates a directory called WinJPEG (or another name that you prefer), unzip into this directory the files inside winjp301.zip (456KB) and click winjpeg.exe. That is all! In the photo below you can see the query box with 2.341 images files selected for a perfectly and fantastic slide shows with WinJPEG:

 RELATED REPORT:
  PMJPEG Update
PixVision has been updated this famous image viewer

WinJPEG v.3.0 is a shareware image viewer with image processing and
conversion capabilities for Microsoft Windows 3.x.  It has the following
features:

  - Supports the following file formats:
    - BMP (Windows 3.x, OS/2 1.1, and OS/2 2.0)
    - Graphics Interchange Format (GIF)
    - Interchange Format File (IFF) including HAM and SHAM* modes
    - JPEG File Interchange Format (JFIF)
    - Kodak Photo CD (PCD)*
    - Macintosh PICT including PICT/JPEG*
    - MacPaint
    - PCX
    - Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
    - Portable Pixmap (PPM)
    - Targa
    - Tagged Image File Format (TIFF)
    * means that WinJPEG only loads the file format
  - TWAIN support
  - Display an image with its full palette or in full screen mode
  - Zoom with fixed or user-selected scales
  - Print an image with scaling or with best proportional fit on the page
  - Image processing features:
    - red/green/blue or hue/saturation/brightness adjustment
    - color to grayscale conversion or image negative conversion
    - contrast enhancement
    - gamma correction
    - image rotation, vertical or horizontal flip, image resizing, and
      image cropping
    - filters including sharpen, smooth, Laplacian, point detection,
      line detection, edge detection, median, or custom filters
    - bit slicing
    - color reduction
  - Batch file conversion of a list of files to a specified format
  - Slideshow features:
    - display selected files in forward, reverse, or random order with a
      cycle option
    - image buffering in a cyclic slideshow
    - slideshows can be started from the command line
  - Clipboard support
  - Screen capture
  - Mail support via MAPI or VIM
  - Support for Windows 3.1 features like drag-drop and common dialogs
  - Support for file name extension association

There are two versions of WinJPEG: a fast 386+ version for 386's or
better, and a 386 version for 386's or better.  The shareware version is
a fully functional 386 version. The 386+ version can be obtained by
registering WinJPEG.

CONTENTS OF ARCHIVE
The following files are contained in this archive:

    ctl3d.dll    - 3-D Controls library
    file_id.diz  - WinJPEG description
    libpng.dll   - PNG library
    order.frm    - WinJPEG order form
    pcdlib.dll   - Kodak Photo CD library
    readme.1st   - this file
    whats.new    - changes from previous versions
    winjpeg.exe  - WinJPEG Shareware 386 Version
    winjpegl.dll - WinJPEG library
    winjpeg.hlp  - on-line help for WinJPEG

DISTRIBUTION CONDITIONS
You are free to distribute this shareware version of WinJPEG as long as the
following conditions are met:
  1) The distributed archive must contain ONLY the files listed above.
  2) The contents of this archive are NOT MODIFIED in any way.
  3) This version is not to be sold.  However, a reasonable disk copying fee
     is permitted.
  4) This version is not to be bundled with a commercially sold package
     without permission from the authors.

INSTALLATION NOTES
If you associate a file extension with WinJPEG, you can double click on
a file with that extension in File Manager and WinJPEG will
automatically display that file.  There are two ways to associate an
extension with WinJPEG.  The easiest way is to run File Manager, to
click on a file with the desired extension, and to select the Associate
command from the File Menu.  Then type "winjpeg.exe" with the
appropriate path (e.g. c:\winjpeg\winjpeg.exe).  The other way is to
modify the Extensions section of the "win.ini" file in your Windows
directory.  Your "win.ini" may look like this after you modify it:

[Extensions]
...
jpg=c:\winjpeg\winjpeg.exe ^.jpg
gif=c:\winjpeg\winjpeg.exe ^.gif
tga=c:\winjpeg\winjpeg.exe ^.tga
bmp=c:\winjpeg\winjpeg.exe ^.bmp
pcx=c:\winjpeg\winjpeg.exe ^.pcx
tif=c:\winjpeg\winjpeg.exe ^.tif

Note that you don't have to use the suggested extensions (e.g. you can use
.jpe instead of .jpg); WinJPEG will automatically detect the file format.

If you are using Windows 3.0, you must copy "commdlg.dll" and
"shell.dll" to your Windows system directory(e.g. C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM).

If WinJPEG GPF's, we recommend that you restart Windows before
running WinJPEG again.

Photo above shows WinJPEG running slide show on @Macarlo's Win 2000 Pro Web IDE

HOW TO REGISTER
If you use WinJPEG for more than 14 days, you are expected to register
WinJPEG.  When you register, you will receive the latest 386 and 386+
versions of WinJPEG, a user manual, and a collection of JPEG images (we
will put as many as we can fit on a 1.44MB 3-1/2" floppy).  Also, the
registered version does not have the reminder-to-register screen at the
start.

The registration fee is $25.  Massachusetts residents, add 5% sales tax
to the registration fee.  US residents, add $5 for shipping and
handling; non-US residents, add $8 for shipping and handling.  If you
want WinJPEG e-mailed to your account instead of having it physically
mailed to you, there is no extra shipping charge.

Registered users of WinJPEG can purchase the latest version for $5.
Shipping fees described above apply to these updates as well.  Updates
are available when you see a new shareware version.

For e-mail registrations, you need to use a program called "uudecode" to
decode the uuencoded file that we e-mail to you.  For your information,
a uuencoded file is a binary file that is converted to text by a program
called "uuencode."  If your mail system rejects large messages, we will
split the uuencoded file into smaller parts before mailing the parts to
you, and you will need to edit the messages with a text editor before
you can decode them.

Registrations with the incorrect fee or with non-US currency will be
returned.  Foreign registrations must send US currency or a check drawn
from a US bank.

To register, complete the order form and send a check to:

      PixVision Software
      58 Chandler St.
      Boston, MA 02116

REPORTING BUGS
If you find a bug in WinJPEG, we would appreciate it if you would inform
us of the bug through our Web site's bug database.  You may access it
via the URL:

                http://www.pixvision.com/support

If you do not have Web access, you may send a bug report to our e-mail
account:

                support@pixvision.com

When you e-mail us a bug report, include a detailed description of the
procedure for reproducing the bug and a description of your system
configuration (hardware and software).

WinJPEG is copyright (C) 1992-2000, PixVision Software.  All rights
reserved.

CONTACT AUTHOR

PixVision Software
http://www.pixvision.com

@Macarlo, Inc.
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