Free proview 2.1 software for mac

JView allows you to open up and view different image formats including JPEG, GIF, TIF, BMP, PICT and ICNS formats.
What makes it most different from Apples Preview?
JView uses the actual dimension specified in the bitmap binary.Some images downloaded from the web or newsgroups are not well terminated - have lost their end of image bytes so that Preview will not be able to render them. JView will try to fix it automatically if that kind of images is encountered and render them correctly.Several zoom options are provided.
Auto zoom means the image will be resized while the window is being resized, and of course the ratio is maintained. Fit to Screen means if the image is bigger than the screen it is scaled at a lower percentage so that it can be shown fully on the screen without scrollers.
Enhancements:
- New random navigation.
- New icons by Milos Krsmanovic.
- Scroll wheel is supported now. You have 3 options to choose what you like it to do for you in the preferences panel.
- Zoom in and zoom out.
- Two more copy options to allow you copy the image in its original size or just copy the visible area.
- Animated GIF support but not in slideshow mode.
- Key scrollings were improved. As you are scrolling the image by holding down any of the arrow keys, the scrolling speed will be accelerated gradually.
- Make some behaviors standard now. For exampke, the key scrolling speeds were no longer adjustable in the preferences panel, however, youre still able to change the values in JView.plist.
- Major bugs in save as and the cache were fixed. Many minor bugs were fixed.

AstroTimes is a small widget that displays the current Universal Time, the Local Sidereal Time, the current Julian Date and the current Modified Julian Date.

Since the Local Sidereal Time depends on the longitude, a list of some important astronomical observatories is provided on the back.

Archive a lot of files? Do you wish you had access to more file compression methods than Apple offers from the Finder but without the price of StuffIt? Enter Compress. Compress is a simple way to decrease file sizes. Not only that, but its free!
Compress gives you support for .tar, .gz, .bz2, and even .zip compression. Now you can send files in any of the geeky compression methods that you want. Not only that, but Compress also decompresses for you.
It can handle files that have been compressed many times. Want to tar then gzip a folder? Compress will let you do that. Got a file called "folder.gz.tar"? Compress will extract those files without breaking a stride.
Using Compress couldnt be easier. Simply launch the application and drag a file or a folder onto the main window. Compress handles the rest from there. If you drag a compressed file onto the window, Compress will decompress it. It can do multi-step compression and decompression without any extra hassles.
Enhancements:
- Now a universal binary
- Adds dmg compression
- Improved tar compression
- Improved gzip compression
- Improved bz2 compression
- Contains latest to date p7zip (7za) command line application.

XMines is a Minesweeper clone where you have to uncover a set of hidden mines.
Main features:
- Native Cocoa interface.
- Three difficulty levels - Easy (10 mines), Intermediate (40 mines), and Hard (100 mines).
- Keeps track of best times.
- Alternate tile colors.
Enhancements:
- Free!
- Universal Binary.
- Fixed some bugs.

iMote is an an amazingly useful tool for controlling basic iTunes functions (like pausing/paying the current track, skipping to the next or previous track, etc.) from any other application. Say youre surfing the web with Safari (or doing anything else in any other application - except most games) and you want iTunes to skip to the next track; conventonally you would either have to right-click the iTunes dock menu and choose "Next Track," or, click the iTunes icon in the dock to open the iTunes window, and then click next-track control.
If youre using iMote, however, you have two more options.
First, iMote gives you the option of adding a system .menu item to your menu bar. You can use the menu to perform an assortment of basic actions, setting the current tracks rating, change the current playist, and adjust the Shuffle and Repeat settings for the current playlist. The second option iMote gives you over just iTunes, and the option that is intended to be use most often, is its hot keys. For example: If you want to set the currently playing tracks rating to 4 stars, just hold the "Apple" + "Option" modifier keys, and tap the "4" number key. This is an extremely quick and easy way to interact with iTunes - you dont even need to touch the mouse. You can also set custom hot keys using iMotes Preferences window.
iMote also includes a floating, transparent window called the "Floater" that displays information about the track iTunes is currently playing. It displays the name of the track, the album, artist, the tracks rating, and its album artwork if it has any.
iMote is built to use absolutely as little memory and CPU time as possible, and has just the right assortment of options.
Enhancements:
- Universal binary
- Restored menu extra functionality on Intel machines
- Restored Internet Radio track name/artist in floater/Growl
- Japanese and Bulgarian localizations
- Floater/Growl no longer displays for video files
- Floater/Growl no longer displays on "natural" pause
- Other improvements and polishing.

OneCard is a Cocoa card game with rules similar to Uno. It is fun for all ages from 5 up. In OneCard you try to play cards which match another card in color or value.
There are also special action cards such as Wild, Skip, Reverse and Draw cards which make the game more interesting. The first player to get rid of all their cards wins the round.
The winner then scores points based on the cards left in other players hands and the first player to reach the goal score wins the game.
Features:
- You can play against 1, 2 or 3 computer players
- Your can play against up to 3 other players over a local network
- OneCard features 2 levels of difficulty, so it can be enjoyed by the whole family
- You can choose from 2 different types of scoring and can choose the goal score
- Computer players can be set to play automatically or manually.
- Keeps statistics on high/low scores, games and rounds won or lost and longest and shortest rounds
- You can choose different rule variations

Using PICTcompare program, you can compare PICT files, and find out if theyare identical, or at least very similar.
The program works on all PICT andJPEG files, including Quicktime compressed pictures.
PICTcompare works best on digitized images, like scanned photos.
Enhancements:
- Fixed bug where multiple vect resources were added
- Improved previews for Load/Compare Folder
- Improved preview-window toggling
- Improved window resizing
- Changed preference value for similarity to a slider.