WDT Review
How do our members like what's out there?
These are just opinions and your findings may vary.
File Viewers FTP Clients Hit Counters Macromedia's Fireworks Making Screen Savers Micrografx Products
WS FTP - 1003001 -
I use WS-FTP-PRO as well and love it.
It performs flawlessly. Its one of the few pieces of shareware I thought
good enough to pay for (and I did).
Sherdyl Motz sherdyl@sinewave.com
WS FTP - 0803001 - I
use WS_FTP Pro to upload my web
pages and I
love it. It looks a lot like windows explorer and I find it very easy to use.
Lea lhoover@ptialaska.net
IrfanView - 0303001 - Try
downloading IrfanView (freeware)
and use
it to resize. It uses an algorithm to resize images that I've never heard of before,
and it works better than anything I've seen. That and slideshows are the only
reason that I use that program, and at those two things, it really kicks.
Frank Looper frankl2@home.com
2102004 - ACDsee, InfraView (fastest I've found),
Seattle Filmworks and Thumbs are all great file
viewers
that open quickly. They each have their own great features.
Kert kgk@MyCreation.com MyCreation.com
Q - I'm looking for a screensaver program, but I have to be
able to use several jpg
pictures, several midi files and if I save it, it should work on all computers! On top
of that it has to stay below 1.41MB because it doesn't fit on a floppy otherwise!!
Hs Screen Saver Creator - 2302001 -
A - I am using a
free proggie called HS
Screen Saver Creator (Personal Edition).
Glenn Folkvord folkvord@netcom.no
2102005 - I think Macromedia's Fireworks is
hands-down the best graphics
studio for web use. Everything is based around web usage, including the safe
color palate, superior optimization, slicing tools (for taking a large graphic and
"cutting" it up), built in JavaScript support (with point and click behaviors),
and
round-trip editing in conjunction with Dreamweaver.
David Jacobs davidj@skywalker.com skywalker.com
2102003 - I've been using
Picture Publisher and Designer for about 2 years
now and prefer it to Corel 8 for most projects. I've
upgraded twice now and
they keep getting better. (BTW, now it is called Igrafx Image and Designer) I
use only a portion of the functions. Picture Publisher is compatible with Adobe
plug-ins and effects so you can extend its capabilities even further. Cost is about
$150 for the suite. The only feature missing in PP, or I can't seem to figure out,
that I really like in PSP is the color replace
paintbrush. That feature was very useful.
Jeremy Leigh info@askushow.com askushow.com
2102002 - I have found
that LinkExchange
(Bcentral.com) went downhill after
Microsoft bought it. I've replaced all the counters I
have w/those
from beseen.com - while my server offers a terrific
statistical
package, beseen's counters are fast, easy, and accurate.
Laurie Gold laurie@likesbooks.com
2102001 - I have a
counter from thecounter.com. It seems to have
some sort of problem with Netscape users (won't count them, or display the
counter to them). What I liked about it, was that it was nice and smooth...the
graphic looked like a nice, normal part of the text the counter was in, and that
it kept good track of visitors (except Netscape users...) Anyone know of a
good solution to this? And no, I'm not able to use CGI-type stuff on my server.
Larva the Everclear larva@tbcnet.com>
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