FileJPEGer allows you to convert any type of file into a JPEG image. Use the file explorer to browse the files on your PocketPC. When you tap on the file the file is opened in the default PocketPC application and a screen snapshot is taken and written to a customized JPEG file. The JPEG libraries are from Independent JPEG Group
GLibPPC 0.35A -graphic library for Pocket PC. Its main goal is to simplify developpers' work by providing primitives and recurring functions for games, demonstrations etc. It is the first library which provides the load of the CPU in real time, a vital indicator when one wishes to optimize the graphic performances of Pocket PC
GPSPicture allows you to create GPS stamped JPEG files and displays them in an easy to use explorer interface. When you get a GPS lock the program will display the JPEG files in order of distance to your current GPS. To view the image file simply tap on it. The map service is provided by Google
GraphBitmaping allows you to chart up to 3 types of readings and converts the readings into a 3 plane line graph that you can save in 256, 16 or 2 bit bitmap format. Enter the reading types and reading levels and select 'Graph' from the report bar to create a graph. You can also draw on the graph before saving
GraphBMPs - GraphBMPs is a full-featured graph paper drawing tool that allows you to compose 240x268 pixel 256/16/2 colour BMP images. You can draw and also insert text into the images as well as use the drawing tools. You can also re-load a saved bitmap image after saving to view the actual compressed image
GraphJPEGegs is a full-featured graph paper drawing tool that allows you to compose 240x268 pixel JPEG images with custom compression. You can draw and also insert text into the images as well as use the drawing tools. You can also re-load a saved JPEG image after saving to view the actual compressed image. The JPEG libraries are from Independent JPEG Group
GraphJpeging allows you to chart up to 3 types of readings and converts the readings into a 3 plane line graph that you can save in JPEG format with custom compression. Enter the reading types and reading levels and select 'Graph' from the report bar to create a graph. You can also draw on the graph before saving. The JPEG libraries are from Independent JPEG Group
ImgResize is a command-line based app for batch resizing and cropping images.
All instructions are provided in the Documentation.txt
Enjoy!
What's New in This Release:
· In this version, BatchCropping and BatchResizing are now available. Look at the docs to find out how to use it. This comes in handy when dealing with many pics in a folder
