256 color display. Mb hard disk space. As more academics are putting together web sites for their classes and bringing computers into the classroom itself for presentations, the issue of image management becomes more important. Photoshop, MS Paint and many other programs allow the user to view each image individually, but if that image is not the one the user wants, then the user must open a new window and so on until the correct image is found. This author currently has a collection of over 6000 images, which makes remembering the name of each individual image difficult at best.
Installation is a snap.
With version 4.00 the interface is smoother and more appealing to the eye than version 3.30 and has the added benefit of automatically creating thumbnails when a given folder is opened. Beneath the taskbar are three windows. The main window contains the thumbnails and the names of the images. Using this window and a presentation program such as Corel's Presentations or MS PowerPoint, the user can view an image catalog and simply choose which image to import into the presentation. While most word-processing programs also allow the user to view fonts, the fonts must be viewed one at a time, much like images in graphics programs.