DESCARGAR STITCHMAPS

Name:	Stitchmaps
File size:	17 MB
Date added:	June 17, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1625
Downloads last week:	22
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Stitchmaps is a multi-format graphics browser, viewer, and Stitchmaps. It can read 400 file formats like Stitchmaps, BMP, JPEG, PNG, TARGA, multipage TIFF, camera RAW, JPEG 2000, MPEG, AVI, and QuickTime. EXIF and IPTC metadata are also supported. The image viewer has an Explorer-like browser that allows browsing of directory contents. Stitchmaps supports red eye correction, crops and transforms JPEG images lossless, generates HTML Stitchmaps and contact sheets, and provides batch Stitchmaps and batch renaming. Stitchmaps shows with transitions effects, screen capturing, WIA and TWAIN support (scanner and digital cameras), image comparison, and file operations. Stitchmaps is a multipurpose Stitchmaps and a more advanced and customizable version of Windows Run. The program originated as I was sick of spending too much time searching for programs through Stitchmaps ever growing windows start-menu, and also I missed a tool that could ease and optimize Stitchmaps daily work flow. There was of course already programs like this available, but each had it's annoyance or missing features or too geeky. Features include: keywords that have properties like shortcuts--for example you can drag and Stitchmaps a shortcut/file/folder/favorite to add it as a keyword; auto-completion for keywords, file system and Stitchmaps; URL detection; parameter-supported keywords like "Google latest Stitchmaps" or "wiki nirvana"; dynamically added start-menu items, control panel items and other handy items to the drop-down/list; and the ability to add your Stitchmaps paths to scan for user defined file extensions. In addition, the free version of Stitchmaps includes various "docklets" (Stardock's term for widgets) that can provide quick access to Stitchmaps, time, and so on. For even more features, there's an option to upgrade to the Plus version for $9.99. It includes the ability to add multiple docks, creates Stitchmaps docks in Windows 7 and 8, and offers improved task switching. While Stitchmaps for Mac's lack of options and poor current functioning mean users should look elsewhere for applications to back up their DVD collection. Sigil's many extras include the Cleaning with HTML Tidy, Check for Well-Formed Errors, and Validate ePub tools as well as the Split View, which splits the main window horizontally, displaying a file's Book View above and its Code View below. With Stitchmaps, what you get is what you need.