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madmann
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on: June 23, 2007, 00:50
I set up my blue and white to run os 9 and i can not remember what i used to sort pictures in os 9. it may have been graphics converter? |
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dpaanlka
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Reply #1 on: June 23, 2007, 00:54
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In the QuickTime folder you'll find a program called "Picture Viewer" or something like that - that was more or less the equivalent of Preview, whose purpose isn't to organize photos but rather view them.
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wove
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Reply #2 on: June 23, 2007, 02:04
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iView Multimedia on our own site act much like a combination of Preview and iPhoto. bill
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madmann
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Reply #3 on: June 23, 2007, 05:33
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Dan you are right it was picture viewer the issue is that jpg files will not launch the picture viewer i get the the application that created it could not be found. This is an issue when dual booting os9 and osx which program owns the file? I will try iview thanks wove !
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dpaanlka
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Reply #4 on: June 23, 2007, 09:06
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Oh yeah, that often happens in the classic Mac OS. The best solution is to just drag the documents over the app icons. If the app can save, then you can save your document and that will create the file-app associations. However, usually when dealing with files that were created or somehow come from an OS that is not the classic Mac OS, you'll run into this problem.
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helloimjoe
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Reply #5 on: June 24, 2007, 04:43
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What are the limits of the iView multimedia demo? Like is it a 30 day trial or anything?
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dpaanlka
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Reply #6 on: June 30, 2007, 01:52
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Quote from: "helloimjoe" What are the limits of the iView multimedia demo? Like is it a 30 day trial or anything? I don't actually recall it's been awhile since I used it last. As a side note, this is the 3,000th post on System 7 Today.
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helloimjoe
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Reply #7 on: June 30, 2007, 16:45
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Congratulations! You've come a long way since I started using the site!!! :-D
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wall
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Reply #8 on: July 01, 2007, 21:56
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Quote from: "helloimjoe" What are the limits of the iView multimedia demo? Like is it a 30 day trial or anything? I am using iView MediaPro 1.1, but Toast 4 deluxe includes rebadget iView. They call it Photo Relay. It is a full working version without time restrictions. Not sure of which version of iView it is, or if it is identical to the last detail. Toast is easy & cheap to get from ebay, and somewhat necessary for burning cds, so before looking after a copy of iView, buy the Toast.
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madmann
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Reply #9 on: July 02, 2007, 03:36
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wall thanks for the heads up on photo relay. i have toast4 installed but i never messed with photo relay I will give it a go
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madmann
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Reply #10 on: July 03, 2007, 05:35
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oh no bad news photo relay requires must I say it APPEARANCE MANAGER. "the devil" I may switch to os 8 and try it out.
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wove
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Reply #11 on: July 03, 2007, 06:05
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Quote from: "madmann" oh no bad news photo relay requires must I say it APPEARANCE MANAGER. "the devil" Then it is perhaps good it is in the off topic area. Toast Titanium (is that V5) comes bundled with iView Multimedia V1, which I beleive should work with OS 7.6. bill
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dpaanlka
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Reply #12 on: July 03, 2007, 06:43
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If Photo Relay requires Appearance, then how is it a "rebadged" version of iView, which doesn't.
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madmann
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Reply #13 on: July 03, 2007, 21:12
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wove that is a good question photo relay was included with toast 4.1 and iview was included with 5.X and yet iview will work with 7.6 and photo relay does not??? will toast 5.x work with 7.6? i do not think so toast 5.x requires 8.5 and greater i will check on that one
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wall
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Reply #14 on: July 03, 2007, 22:56
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I have here open now iView 3.5 multimedia and Photo Relay 1.0.1, these are clearly one and same app. The difference is so small, that we are talking something of an x.1 version difference. I have Toast 3.x in my 7.6's and 4.x in os 9's, but running iView MediaPro 1.1 in both (as I just happen to have one). there was a thread in s7t of Toast 4s combatibility with 7.6, so I did not test the Photo Relay, as I said: Quote from: "wall" Not sure of which version of iView it is, or if it is identical to the last detail. I can not run any experiments right now and I am not sure will I do it later either, as my apps are working. (and a link here will give a working solution for others, too). A quick look told me that althought there is an appearance folder in the Toast cd, the Photo Relay did not ask for it. It did not run either. I do not think it needs AP. I keep one mac without AP, just for testing purposes to avoid all AP talk here. I have found a legal shareware download link for iView 3.5 Multimedia. It was posted there by the actual iView company, and includes payment instructions. It is a full version and does not seem to be time limited. I did a post of this app archive earlier today, but did not mention any individual softwares. The link is: http://freegroups.net/macos_files/Text_and_Editors.shtml Please scroll down halfway and you will find it. There is also 3.4 available, but I did not check what is the difference.
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