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2Tiff 5.3

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Batch-convert large numbers of images to TIFF format with blazing speed and reliability using 2TIFFs rich command-line interface! Its reliability and stability also make it the perfect graphics kernel for integration into your own software applications or for Web-server integration. It supports 50 graphics formats; including bmp, jpeg, jpg, gif, png, ico, cur, ani, tga, wpg, psp, clp, cut and many others! Overwhelmed with email images, electronic faxes and document scans? Just use 2TIFF to settle on a single uniform image size and file format, and discover that you can more easily: - Store documents in a database - Send documents by fax or email - Use OCR software to convert TIFF format images to text files for later processing 2TIFF is perfect for those occasions when you have scores of images to convert into TIFF format. With its feature rich command-line interface, you need only specify the source and destination folders and the program will scan the source folder and all subfolders for image files. 2TIFF is not just an image converter, but an image editor as well! You can, for example: - Change the size - Crop empty margins - Rotate the image - Correct image for color - Create a collage - Combine into multi-page TIFF files These operations can even be applied to multiple files at the same time! Using command console batch files, you could set up a complex operation one time and then call the batch file every time you need to repeat the operation on a new batch of images. Sample batch files are included to get you started! 2TIFF gives you complete control over color depth, resolution and numerous compression methods. Dithering and quantization functions enable the fine-tuning of TIFF image quality. You can create single-strip or multi-strip tiff files. 2TIFF can be easily launched from any Visual C++, Visual Basic or Delphi application, or even from from any VB or ASP script. 2TIFF works well under Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003.

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Date Added:

20th November, 2006

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Shareware

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2.82 MB

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$125

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Unlimited

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Windows 2000,Windows XP

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fCoder Group | More products from fCoder Group

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