Picture Viewer 0.5.1

Grok Headline matches for Picture Viewer 0.5.1

Picture Viewer 0.5.2

Picture Viewer 0.5.2 06/14/2004 02:54 PM
A picture viewer program.

AD Picture Viewer v3.1

AD Picture Viewer v3.1 12/03/2003 11:08 AM
AD Picture Viewer is an image viewer. It supports all popular graphic formats (BMP, JPEG, GIF/Animated GIF, PNG, PCX, TIFF, TGA, etc.), and has a built-in file manager that allows you to copy, rename/move, delete images, set an image as a Windows wallpaper and multiple image file renaming. It also supports image modification with flip, rotation, and filters. [Shareware $24.00 1.00 MB]

Picture Viewer 0.5.3

Picture Viewer 0.5.3 07/07/2004 01:07 PM
A picture viewer program.

Martin's Picture Viewer 0.4.1

Martin's Picture Viewer 0.4.1 06/02/2004 05:10 PM
A JPEG viewer, batch processor, and organizer.

Martin's Picture Viewer 0.3.9

Martin's Picture Viewer 0.3.9 02/18/2004 07:56 AM
A JPEG viewer, batch processor, and organizer.

Picture in Picture iMovie Plugin Pack
3.0

Picture in Picture iMovie Plugin Pack
3.0 04/26/2004 05:35 PM
iMovie plugin pack featuring Distort Effects and Morph Transitions.

Help For Help Viewer

Help For Help Viewer 09/07/2004 06:26 PM
For reasons best known to Apple, Help Viewer tendes to be mor eprone to problems than other applications. Fortunately, there are a limited number of things that can cause such problems. By Christopher Breen, Macworld (via MyAppleMenu)

.NET VNC Viewer

.NET VNC Viewer 02/06/2005 03:25 AM
Hi-Res (640x480) Support Added to .NET VNC Viewer 1.0.0

GM Viewer

GM Viewer 11/19/2003 10:37 AM
[GMOV] Entwicklung geht weiter!

CHM Viewer 1.1.4

CHM Viewer 1.1.4 02/19/2004 12:00 AM
Viewer for Microsoft Compiled Help (.chm) files.

RSS Viewer

RSS Viewer 03/20/2003 04:19 PM
1.2.0 released!

Tk-Text-Viewer-0.93

Tk-Text-Viewer-0.93 05/01/2004 05:12 PM

Pipe Viewer 0.8.5

Pipe Viewer 0.8.5 05/02/2004 08:52 PM
A pipeline data transfer meter.

ASP Database Viewer

ASP Database Viewer 08/12/2004 08:15 PM
The ASP Database Viewer 1.0 Released

ZeD - Media Viewer

ZeD - Media Viewer 09/03/2004 06:21 PM
It's marching season again in the UK .. Nine naked men walking down the road .. Hilariously Not Safe For Work! .. Heap of Trouble

zed.cbc.ca/go.ZeD?CONTENT_ID=2365&mediaSize=double&page=medi a-viewer
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Linksys Log Viewer for OS X 1.0

Linksys Log Viewer for OS X 1.0 08/07/2004 03:39 AM
A Linksys router log viewer.

Pipe Viewer 0.6.3

Pipe Viewer 0.6.3 12/22/2003 04:12 PM
A pipeline data transfer meter.

Pipe Viewer 0.8.2

Pipe Viewer 0.8.2 04/25/2004 12:07 AM
A pipeline data transfer meter.

National Map Viewer

National Map Viewer 12/27/2003 04:20 AM
The National Map Viewer

nmviewogc.cr.usgs.gov/viewer.htm
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3DMF Viewer 3.3

3DMF Viewer 3.3 09/23/2004 11:57 PM
Allows you to view interactively and move freely through 3DMF objects.

Pipe Viewer 0.8.0

Pipe Viewer 0.8.0 02/12/2004 11:31 PM
A pipeline data transfer meter.

iSQL-Viewer 2.1.7

iSQL-Viewer 2.1.7 01/27/2004 09:47 PM
iSQL-Viewer is an open-source JDBC 2.x/3.0 compliant database front end written in Java.

Gerber Viewer 0.16

Gerber Viewer 0.16 05/27/2004 09:18 PM
A free Gerber viewer.

iSQL-Viewer

iSQL-Viewer 01/27/2004 12:09 AM
iSQL-Viewer v2.1.7 Released

New: GroupCal Viewer 1.0

New: GroupCal Viewer 1.0 02/13/2004 11:54 AM
GroupCal Viewer enables you to view all your Microsoft Exchange calendars directly in iCal.

Gerber Viewer 1.0.0

Gerber Viewer 1.0.0 12/29/2004 11:56 AM
A free Gerber viewer.

Mesh Viewer 0.2.2

Mesh Viewer 0.2.2 04/14/2004 04:00 PM
An application to display triangular meshes.

Pipe Viewer 0.8.1

Pipe Viewer 0.8.1 04/19/2004 07:02 PM
A pipeline data transfer meter.

Image Viewer 0.3.1

Image Viewer 0.3.1 12/28/2003 06:38 AM
Views, converts, grabs, and prints images.

NEW DIZzy v1.11 - NFO viewer

NEW DIZzy v1.11 - NFO viewer 02/11/2004 04:20 PM

Adobe SVG Viewer 3.01

Adobe SVG Viewer 3.01 01/05/2004 03:06 PM
A Mozilla plug-in to view W3C's SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) content.

Class Viewer

Class Viewer 05/31/2004 10:07 PM
Class Viewer alpha 1.1c Release

Pipe Viewer 0.8.6

Pipe Viewer 0.8.6 06/29/2004 10:20 PM
A pipeline data transfer meter.

swixml-viewer 0.0.2

swixml-viewer 0.0.2 05/31/2004 10:06 AM
A simple SwixML file viewer.

Web Files Viewer

Web Files Viewer 07/22/2004 11:13 AM
1.3 release

Not Another Image Viewer

Not Another Image Viewer 03/20/2003 08:31 AM
Not Another Image Viewer (naiv) 0.2.2 release 2 is out

Image Viewer 0.3.8

Image Viewer 0.3.8 05/30/2004 09:52 PM
A tool for viewing, converting, grabbing, and printing images.

The PHP Maui Viewer 0.9rc

The PHP Maui Viewer 0.9rc 07/15/2004 03:38 PM
A Web-based viewer for the Maui Scheduler.

Gerber Viewer 0.13

Gerber Viewer 0.13 03/19/2003 10:23 PM
A free Gerber viewer.
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Seeing the Big Picture (Building a
Bigger Frame)

Seeing the Big Picture (Building a
Bigger Frame) 03/17/2005 04:25 AM

The Idea: It's going to take a new, more expansive kind of thinking, by many people with different points of view working in collaboration, to solve the world's most intractable problems. Here are some thoughts how we could achieve that kind of 'synthetic' thinking. This morning, as I slowly awoke, I had an 'aha!' moment. I will tell you about it soon. I think I finally know what I was meant to do. Even more than writing, though writing is a small part of it. It came to me when I was combining things -- goals, ideas, and perceptions. And then I suddenly saw the big picture, how all the pieces fit. It's an amazing experience, and one that we should all have more often, and learn how to make happen. Let's take an example. On Monday I posted a conversation with myself about how to save the world, showing two very different approaches. It was genuine, not written for effect -- I have these arguments with myself all the time, which is why this blog sometimes comes across a bit schizophrenic. What was interesting was that quite a few readers, in the comments thread, via e-mail and even over at Grist, seemed anxious to take sides -- which argument, the green or the beige, made more sense, and what was wrong with the other side? Which side was the real Dave's view? The debate was not a rhetorical device. It was an example of our constant struggle to decide between, or reconcile, different goals, choices, conceptions or perceptions. But it seems to be a proclivity of Western thinking that we always try first to decide, to dismiss, to discount one of two dissonant ideas as inferior, and accept the other as the right one, the better one, the lesser of two evils. The result is polarized thinking, and in the West it has become something of a cultural disease. Most of Lakoff's work on frames is about trying to reframe debate, change the perspective of the opposing side, so that the right (or more accurately left) point of view comes out on top, looks better. Why is there no effort instead to understand the 'opposing' view, not as a means of capitulating to it or becoming vulnerable to it or defeating it, but rather as a basis for finding a third point of view that encompasses both. The words we use for this process betray our distaste for it: accommodation, compromise, reconciliation. There is a latent aggressiveness and intolerance in our disinterest in finding more holistic answers: "Those guys aren't looking for a win-win answer so why should we?" To the Eastern mind this must appear bizarre, militaristic, even self-defeating. As citizens and as consumers we are inundated with alternatives and choices, and forced to 'choose one': Coke or Pepsi, Toyota or Ford, Windows or Mac or Linux, Democrat or Republican, public or private, Red or Blue or Green, Black or White. Your choice determines which community you belong to, whether you're with us or against us, good or evil, winner or loser, patriot or traitor, friend or foe. Even those who talk about peace want it on their terms: No peace without justice, no peace without security, no peace without freedom. No surprise that there is no peace. Synthesis is the outcome of the merging of two or more things: in Hegelian philosophy it is the emergence of the combination of thesis and antithesis. Synthesis is not compromise, it is transcendence, a higher conception than either the thought or its contradiction. "The combining of  separate elements to form a coherent whole". The great discoveries of human history and science have often come from synthesis of previous ideas, conceptions and points of view thought by lesser thinkers to be irreconcilable. What made Einstein such a brilliant thinker was his ability to synthesize, transcend, come up with unified theories. Yet in common parlance, the terms synthesis and synthetic are most often used to mean artificial, not real. Synergy is "the interaction of two or more agents or forces so that their combined effect is greater than the sum of their individual effects, cooperative interaction among groups that creates an enhanced combined effect." It is used to describe the supposed positive effects of the merger of two corporations, two corporate cultures -- yet 85% of all such mergers actually destroy value rather than creating it, leaving morale and productivity worse off than before, and usually resulting in the 'acquirer' involuntarily imposing their culture on the 'losing' one. So the prevailing response to calls for, or assertions of, synergy has become one of cynicism and raised eyebrows. Integration is "combining into a complete and harmonious whole". But for those that aren't in mathematics or semiconductor construction, we most often think of the term as the forced desegregation of US school-children, or the absorption (and disappearance) of one thing into another. Holistic means considering the inseparable nature and interrelationship of all of the elements of a system. In the West, our normal approach to dealing with systems is the opposite: Piecemeal -- the doctor specialist treating just one symptom or part of the body, the traffic and planning departments deciding what roads to build in isolation from impact on other communities, and corporations completely disregarding 'external' costs (degradation and reduction of the commons, social and environmental damage, non-renewability of their assets) and long-term impacts to focus narrowly on only the costs that appear on the income statement and the impacts in the next fiscal quarter. Holistic approaches are openly ridiculed by specialists and self-styled pragmatists as impractical, idealistic, and unscientific. Not surprisingly, we tend to use these four terms incorrectly or disparagingly when we use them at all. And our adulation for specialists and the way we teach our children reinforce this narrowness, this denigration of and antipathy towards the big picture and the long view. Why do we do this? And more importantly, what can we do to rectify it? How can we teach ourselves, and our children, how and why to think synergistically and holistically, and to synthesize and integrate ideas and information? My guess as to why we do this is that Western 'scientific' man has come to loathe uncertainty, mystery and imprecision. The whole notion of complexity and chaos theory triggers revulsion in many people: "What do you mean we can only use systems thinking in complicated systems, not in complex ones?" "Who says most of our systems are complex and therefore largely unknowable, and the best we can do is look for meaningful patterns that, at best, modestly improve the probability that our predictions for the future will be accurate?" The whole Gaia theory, which perceives the world to be a single, complex, self-managing organism was scorned for a generation until more and more evidence emerged that it was a better model of reality than the parochial theories it synthesized. We hate not knowing, and we love simple answers and simple choices -- from political leaders, from the hawkers of commercial brands, from preachers in the pulpits, and from the education system (when we are young) and the media (as we get older) that lay out those answers and choices for us. How can we learn, and teach, our children and ourselves to see the big picture, to synthesize and synergize and integrate ideas and conceptions and perceptions and beliefs, to transcend parochial and overly simplistic and antagonistic and dyadic us-versus-them thinking and evolve new answers and options and ideas that are holistic and higher, above parochialism and dogmatism and narrow self-serving ideology, and more unified, more profound, and ultimately more useful in solving the world's problems? My sense is that there is no easy answer to this, as much as we might want one, and as much as some advocates of various theologies and ideologies will push them forward as answers, as holy grails to ascend to a "higher level of consciousness". Programmer Dale Asberry has pointed me to the intriguing but opaque Reciproca lity site which suggests most of us have been indoctrinated to unlearn how to see the big picture, because living in an artificial and limited world is easier and keeps us in line. It says some people are just naturally able to see the bigger picture. I'm neither that optimistic (I don't know anyone that sees synergistic solutions easily) nor pessimistic (I believe anyone should be able to learn or re-learn how to do it). I believe we will probably have to teach, and learn from, each other to become better at this. True collaboration is a synergistic process, so it makes sense to me that holistic, synergistic thinking is probably best learned by collaboration with others. I am sure that there is a synthesis of the two opposing views in my conversation with myself Monday on how to save the world, for example, but I am skeptical that any one person (other than perhaps an Einstein) is likely to be able to come up with that synthesis. If we're going to learn how to do this, we're going to have to learn together. That means lots of practice. I also believe state of mind is important in this process. My 'aha' synthesis this morning was a semi-conscious application of the 7-step mantra that Cyndy at MouseMusings and I developed, though I wouldn't presume to believe it would work for others: Sense: Observe, listen, pay attention, focus, open up your senses, perceive everything that has a bearing on the issue at hand. Connect. Self-control: Don't prejudge or jump to conclusions. Don't lose your cool. Focus. Understand: Make sure you have the facts and appreciate the context. Things are the way they are for a reason. Know what that reason is. Sympathize. Question: Ask, don't tell. Challenge. Think critically. Imagine: Picture, hear, feel what could be. Be visionary. Every problem is an opportunity. Anything is possible. Offer: Consider. Give something away. Create options, new avenues to explore. Suggest possibilities. Lend a hand. Help. Collaborate: Create something together. Solve a problem with a collective answer better than any set of individual answers. Learn to yield, to build on, to bridge, to adapt your thinking. What do you think? If we're going to save the world and stuff we're going to have to follow Einstein's advice: "We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them." I sense that thinking that bridges, unifies, synthesizes conflicting points of view might be the kind of thinking that Einstein used to solve problems. If it's good enough for him, it's good enough for me.

Homebrew Digital Picture Frame w/Remote

Homebrew Digital Picture Frame w/Remote 12/27/2004 01:03 AM

Digital picture frame designed for
upgradeability

Digital picture frame designed for
upgradeability 07/15/2004 03:43 PM
by Dennis Sellers - PhotoVu showcased its PhotoVu PV1910 digital picture frame, which has iPhoto support, at this week's Macworld Conference & Expo in Boston...

New: PhotoVu PV1900 digital picture
frame

New: PhotoVu PV1900 digital picture
frame 02/16/2004 12:04 PM
The PhotoVu PV1900, a wireless digital picture frame, displays images, retrieved wirelessly from a computer's hard drive, on a wide viewing angle 19-inch LCD screen.

Kuleshov and reframing: is it illegal to
frame a picture?

Kuleshov and reframing: is it illegal to
frame a picture? 01/05/2004 01:34 PM
My co-worker Jason Schultz has written a great LawGeek article about the way that copyright and the Kuleshov effect (in which art can be made to mean opposing things throught framing or recontextualizing) interact. The US courts have handed down some jaw-droppingly stupid rulings on this matter, as it turns out, in relation to a company called Albequerque ART.

ART specialized in buying up books and art-cards, cutting them up and glueing them to tiles, then selling the tiles. This seems pretty straightforward: if you buy the book, you own it -- you should be able to glue the pages to anything you care to and sell them on, provided that everyone concerned knows that you're not selling the original deal, and provided that you are actually buying and cutting up actual books, and not just buying one copy and scanning it and running off fresh copies from your laser-printer.

ART got sued by various people, and the courts handed down rulings that said that while framing a picture isn't an infringement of the author's copyright over derivative works, that really, really outre frames that change the context do infringe -- the next time you think about getting a New Yorker cover framed for the toilet wall, think again:

The court cannot agree that permanently affixing a notecard to a ceramic tile is not recasting, transforming or adapting the original art work. Placing a print or painting in a frame and covering it with glass does not recast or transform the work of art. It is commonly understood that this amounts to only a method of display. Moreover, it is a relatively simple matter to remove the print or painting and display it differently if the owner chooses to do so. Neither of these things is true of the art work affixed to a ceramic tile. Moreover, tiles lend themselves to other uses such as trivets (individually) or wall coverings (collectively).

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Building a Picture Frame with Windows CE
5.0 - Step 1

Building a Picture Frame with Windows CE
5.0 - Step 1 06/10/2004 05:51 PM
This is the first in a series of videos that will show you how to build a Picture Frame device running the Windows CE 5.0 operating system.

Also check out: Citizen Engineers Unite on Channel 9! The Junktop Revival

Wireless 19-inch digital picture frame
launched

Wireless 19-inch digital picture frame
launched 02/12/2004 02:02 PM
PhotoVu has launched the US$1,549 PhotoVu PV1900, a 19-inch wireless digital picture frame that displays digital images and wirelessly retrieves them from a computer's hard drive for viewing...

PMA: 19-inch wireless digital picture
frame debuts

PMA: 19-inch wireless digital picture
frame debuts 02/12/2004 11:29 AM
PhotoVu LLC on Thursday introduced the PhotoVu PV1900, a custom-made 19-inch wireless digital picture frame. The device is used to display digital photography in homes or businesses, mounted on a wall like a regular picture frame and capable of retrieving imagery over a wireless network.

New PhotoVu digital picture frame
supports iPhoto

New PhotoVu digital picture frame
supports iPhoto 07/06/2004 08:31 AM
PhotoVu LLC on Tuesday announced its PV1910 digital wireless picture frame. The US$,1549 device is a 19-inch LCD panel that hangs on a wall like a conventional picture frame, but enables users to display digital photos, art and other content over a wireless computer network. The PV1910 adds support for Apple's iPhoto software, sports a redesigned look and supports up to 12-megapixel images. The PV1910 works over both wireless and wired networks, and also sports a USB interface. The PV1910 supports Windows and Linux operating systems as well; users configure the device on another computer remotely using a Web browser. The PV1910 works without any subscription or need for additional image manipulation or software. A variety of framing and matboard options are available.

svgalib 1.9.20 (Default branch)

svgalib 1.9.20 (Default branch) 03/19/2005 03:22 AM
svgalib is a low-level graphics library that provides VGA and SVGA modes in a console. It is not intended as an alternative to X for apps, but rather a set of tools for things like VGA games, image viewing in modes that X cannot support, etc.

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Changes:
A new driver for VIA unichrome (EPIA-M board). The i810 driver works. New Radeon and Geforce models are supported. The Trident driver works with digital output (notebook LCDs). There is a compile time option for not requiring the kernel module.

View movies frame-by-frame in QuickTime
Player 7

View movies frame-by-frame in QuickTime
Player 7 06/17/2005 04:40 PM
I guess this must be new in QuickTime Player 7 as I haven't seen it before, and haven't seen any documentation for it. You can now move the movie frame-by-frame, backward or forward, via the scroll wheel on a so-equipped mou...

b-frame

b-frame 12/18/2003 05:47 AM
b-frame 0.2 released

DBIx-Frame-1.06

DBIx-Frame-1.06 05/26/2004 04:50 PM

DBIx-Frame-1.05

DBIx-Frame-1.05 02/13/2004 06:37 PM

New: Frame Edit 1.0

New: Frame Edit 1.0 05/25/2004 10:09 AM
Frame Edit is an iMovie plug-in that makes it possible to draw on every frame of a clip and then integrate the changes into the clip.

Freas frame

Freas frame 01/03/2005 05:07 PM
Kelly Freas, who I knew as the artist responsible for some of MAD's best early covers, died in his sleep at age 82. Among his accomplishments, according to the AP: For many years, was the main cover artist for MAD Designed the official NASA patch for Skylab I In WWII, he was stationed in the Pacific and in his spare time drew pictures of beautiful women on the noses of bombers. (So he was the guy!) "Received 11 Hugo awards for his achievements in science fiction, five of them awarded in consecutive years" And here I thought he was just...

OOo Off the Wall: Getting in the Frame

OOo Off the Wall: Getting in the Frame 08/17/2004 05:37 AM
A discussion of how to use frame styles in OOo Writer.

Time-Frame-1.0.3CB7RLu

Time-Frame-1.0.3CB7RLu 12/11/2003 06:10 PM

Get in a Retirement Frame of Mind

Get in a Retirement Frame of Mind 07/28/2004 07:59 AM
Don't panic about the future. Ease into it with these six general rules.

Time-Frame-1.0.3CCA3bG

Time-Frame-1.0.3CCA3bG 12/12/2003 06:41 PM

DIE MAIN FRAME.... DIE DIE DIE.... DIE
ALOT.....

DIE MAIN FRAME.... DIE DIE DIE.... DIE
ALOT..... 09/03/2004 06:20 PM
Some writers have suggested that mainframe computer systems may be squeezed out of existence in the ...

Frame Composition IEEE 802.3

Frame Composition IEEE 802.3 05/12/2004 02:27 PM

Dr. Frame 3D assists architects and
engineers

Dr. Frame 3D assists architects and
engineers 02/18/2004 10:49 AM
On Tuesday, Dr. Software LLC introduced a new addition to its line of real-time structural modeling software: Dr. Frame 3D, which was designed to simulate frame and truss structures made of steel, concrete, and wood. Like the company's other applications, Dr. Frame 3D is aimed at architectural and engineering students and professionals.

New: PhotoVu PV1910 digital frame

New: PhotoVu PV1910 digital frame 07/07/2004 11:17 AM
PhotoVu LLC released the PhotoVu PV1910, a 19-inch digital picture frame that displays digital images retrieved wirelessly from a computer's hard drive.

EZFB Linux Frame Buffer API 9.02

EZFB Linux Frame Buffer API 9.02 08/23/2004 02:21 AM
An object oriented frame buffer API in C.

EZFB Linux Frame Buffer API 8.00

EZFB Linux Frame Buffer API 8.00 11/02/2003 10:53 PM
An object oriented frame buffer API in C.

EZFB Linux Frame Buffer API 9.03

EZFB Linux Frame Buffer API 9.03 01/01/2005 11:10 PM
An OOP frame buffer API in C with apps.

Straightening Out the 'Longhorn' Time
Frame

Straightening Out the 'Longhorn' Time
Frame 05/17/2004 07:33 AM
Microsoft Corp. officials, in spelling out the road map for Windows Server, last week clarified the company's position on how close the server version of "Longhorn" will ship after the client.

Internet Explorer Frame Injection
Vulnerability

Internet Explorer Frame Injection
Vulnerability 07/02/2004 08:31 AM
“Mark Laurence has discovered a 6 year old vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer, allowing malicious people to spoof the content of websites. The problem is that Internet Explorer doesn’t check if a target frame belongs to a website containing a malicious link, which therefore doesn’t prevent one browser window from loading content in a named frame in another window. Successful exploitation allows a malicious website to load arbitrary content in an arbitrary frame in another browser window owned by e.g. a trusted site. Secunia has constructed a test, which can be used to check if your browser is affected by this issue. This vulnerability is similar to an old vulnerability fixed by MS98-020 in Internet Explorer version 3 and 4. The vulnerability has been confirmed in a fully patched Internet Explorer 6 running on Microsoft Windows XP. Other versions of Internet Explorer may also be affected. Solution: Disable the following security setting: ‘Navigate sub-frames across different domains’. [Tools/Internet Options/Security tab in an Internet Explorer windows or Internet Options/Security tab from Control Panel.] Do not visit or follow links from untrusted websites.”

Picture Viewer 0.5.1

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