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tinyShow 2.7.2

View pictures as a slide showusing drag-n-drop.

Developer:: NearlyFreeware
License:: Shareware
OS:: Windows 98 / ME / 2000 / XP
Price:: $19.95
Price is subject to change at any time by the company
Date added:: 12/30/2004
Last Update:: 12/30/2004
User Rating:: Excellent 5/5 (1 vote)
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tinyShow 2.7.2 Publisher's description

tinyShow is a utility for viewing picture files including bmp, gif, jpg, png, tif, wmf and ico. With tinyShow you can view files individually, as a group or as a variable-speed slide show.

You can open the tinyShow interface or simply drag-drop files or a folder containing files onto the tinyShow icon to view them.

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