Able Page View 1.7 Review
Able Page View is a fax and tiff viewer and converter, offers you a full solution for viewing, printing, saving, converting.
Able Page View can show all kinds of FAX images, multipage FAX and TIFF images (rev.6.0, Packbits, LZW, CCITT G.3 and G.4) with RGB, CMYK, B/W, animated GIF.
Also FAX (CCITT3), G3F and G3N (Zetafax) formats supported for loading.
Able Page View supports many FAX file formats. Supported 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128 and 256 colors paletted images.
Images viewed on the screen can be sent directly to any printer supported by your operating system.
Size, area and position are adjusted using a comfortable printer dialog.
Able Page View can convert FAX and TIFF files to standard TIFF/FAX format, JPEG format (RGB, GrayScale, YCbCr, CMYK, YCbCrK),
PNG, BMP, PCX, GIF, DIB, RLE, TGA (TARGA, VDA, ICB, VST, PIX), Portable Bitmap PBM, PDF, PS.
Able Page View software is a small, fast and efficient viewer and converter for Windows.
You can send the fax by printing to "FAX printer" (Windows NT Fax Driver).
Supported the input image file formats: FAX, TIFF, GIF.
Supported the output image file formats: FAX, TIFF, GIF, JPEG, PNG, BMP, PCX, DIB, RLE, TGA, PBM, PGM and PPM.
Supported TIFF compressions: rev.6.0, Packbits, LZW, CCITT G.3 and G.4.
Supported color depths: 1 Bit (black/white), 4 Bit (16 colors/graylevels), 8 Bit (256 colors/graylevels) and 24 Bit (16,7 mio. colors), transparency.
View functions: Scrolling (using cursor control keys, scrollbars), zooming (+/- keys, menufunctions or drawing a rectangular area), antialiasing, rotation (90 and 180°), flip, invert.
Print functions: Optimized to page size, arbitrary area/size/position, print preview.
Special functions: TIFF tag analyzer and editor (individual tags).
Twain Support for scanners and cameras.
Requirements: Pentium-400, 64 MB RAM
What's New: 1) Menu hotkeys (shortcuts) customization.
2) Zoom filter for an edit modes (annotation, draw, erase).
3) Multipage moving.
4) Ability to lock the file at editing
5) Mouse wheel actions.
