PNG - Ideas to Integrated Circuits
PNG - Ideas to Integrated Circuits
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<strong>PNG</strong>-supporting Image-Conversion Applications<br />
● Take-1 [FileStream] (Win32) - version 2.0 and later; read/write; shareware. (This is a suite of<br />
"web-publishing <strong>to</strong>ols," including an image edi<strong>to</strong>r, a [lossy] image optimizer/compressor, and an<br />
HTML edi<strong>to</strong>r.)<br />
● Thingi - see <strong>PNG</strong>Conv above<br />
● ThumbNailer [Smaller Animals Software] (Win32) - version 2.0 and later; read/write; full alpha<br />
support? claims full gamma support; background and text support; shareware.<br />
● ThumbsPlus [Cerious Software] (Win32) - version 3.0 beta 3 and later; read/write as of version<br />
3.0g; full alpha support as of version 7(?), but no interlacing or transparency support for writing<br />
in version 3 (no info on intervening versions); text support; reportedly excellent compression,<br />
aside from saving unused palette entries (e.g., 256 for a 64-color image--fixed in version 4.10);<br />
broken conversion of GIF palettes in version 4.10 (example here); commercial (formerly<br />
shareware). (This program also has the ability <strong>to</strong> make web pages of thumbnails. Windows 3.x<br />
was supported in older versions, and a "final Macin<strong>to</strong>sh beta" was available between 1998 and<br />
2000, but as of 2005 there is no longer any trace of it.)<br />
● tiff2png [Willem van Schaik, Greg Roelofs] (Unix, DOS, OS/2, Win32) - all versions; write-only;<br />
full alpha support; gamma support; requires libtiff, libpng, zlib, and possibly libjpeg (depending<br />
on the libtiff version); freeware with source. (This is the official TIFF-<strong>to</strong>-<strong>PNG</strong> converter. See also<br />
p<strong>to</strong>t above.)<br />
● tnailer [William Rhodes] (Perl) - all versions; read/write; requires PerlMagick, ImageMagick,<br />
libpng and zlib; freeware (GPL) with source. (This is a command-line utility <strong>to</strong> create web pages<br />
of thumbnails from image collections, such as from a digital camera. It can also convert sizes and<br />
compression levels of larger images.)<br />
● ToyViewer [Takeshi Ogihara] (Mac OS X, NeXTStep/OpenStep) - version 2.0(?) and later for<br />
NeXTStep, and all versions for Mac OS X; read/write; partial transparency support; support for<br />
writing text comments; freeware with source.<br />
● Transla<strong>to</strong>r [John Kortink] (RISC OS) - version 8.0(?) and later; read/write; shareware. (See also<br />
John's conversion-only Crea<strong>to</strong>r app above.)<br />
● Turbo Browser [FileStream] (Win32) - version 7.2 and later; read/write; shareware. (This is a<br />
file manager, similar <strong>to</strong> Windows Explorer, but with file-transfer, HTML-editing, image-viewing,<br />
and image-conversion capabilities in addition <strong>to</strong> standard file-management functions. There is<br />
also a simpler version called Turbo Browser Express.)<br />
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