Free viewer allows people software for mac

Remember those cute fischer price characters you used to play with? This takes us way back! The Lil People set is chock full o little boys, girls, animals and objects!

The icons are beautifully drawn and look best in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

For those of us that consider ourselves pixel connaiseurs (you know who you are!) the Cubic People set is for you! Not to mention that a lot of these characters are going to make you giggle:-)

The icons are best viewed in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Adobe SVG Viewer (OS X) 3.0 offers you a great browser that gives you the ability to view Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)--a language based on XML and designed for building data-driven, interactive, and optimized graphics for the Web.

The Adobe SVG viewer supports most SVG elements, as well as CSS properties and DOM elements such as the SVGMatrix class and the getCTM method. It also allows you to save graphics as compressed SVG files (SVGZ format).

FLV Viewer is a simple cross platform application that allows the user to watch local flv files.
All you have to do is to place the application in a folder of flv files and run.. FLV Viewer will list all the flv files. Click on the name of the file you want to view and you are away. If you want to view another file click on that name of that file twice. The application will resize to anysize flv file.
Enhancements:
- Flash 8 Support.

Man Viewer 3.1 is such a simple yet efficient program to view the man pages that are installed on the current system. The user can search and filter the man pages based on name and section. The user can also export the man page to plain text and styled PostScript.

Requirements:

• Universal so it runs natively on PowerPC and x86 Macs.
• Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) or higher

EXIF Viewer can display EXIF information in JPEG files coming from digital cameras. This version is based on Eric M. Johnstons "exiftags" EXIF parsing code.
Enhancements:
- Better handling of ISO in Canon files

iDrawRemote is a very interesting collaborative drawing software that allows up to 15 people to draw together over a network or across the internet.
Main features:
- Multiple canvas support allowing multiple pictures to be worked on at the same time
- Support for up to 15 users per canvas and 20 users per server
- Brushes of various sizes and color
Creating a Canvas
A canvas is a place where you and up to 14 other people can draw together. Every user is allowed to create canvases which can then be joined by other users. To create a canvas, follow the instructions below
1. Click the "Canvases" tab at the top of the main window.
2. Click the "Create" button at the bottom of the canvas list
3. In the window that appears type a name for your canvas
4. Select the size of your canvas from the popup menu.
5. Click "Create"
Joining an Existing Canvas
1. Click the "Canvases" tab at the top of the main window
2. Select the canvas you wish to join from the list
3. Click the "Join" button (if the button instead says "Unjoin" then you are already joined to the canvas; if it says "Loading..." then the canvas is loading)
Drawing on a Canvas
You have two tools that you can use to draw. By default the Pen is selected. You can change the width and color of the pen by using the buttons on in the top right of the canvas window. You can switch back and forth between the pen and the eraser tools by clicking the buttons in the top left.
Saving/Exporting a Canvas
You can save the picture from a canvas to a picture file by following the steps below. Note that having Quicktime (www.apple.com/quicktime) installed allows you to save to a larger variety of formats than are available by default
1. Click on the canvas window that you want to save so it is the frontmost window
2. Choose "Export Picture..." from the "File" menu
3. In the window that appears choose a format and a save location
4. Click "Save"

See the latest, most impressive images of the sun The Solar Viewer widget allows you to see near-realtime images of the sun on your computer desktop. These amazing images come from NASA/ESA’s SOHO missions, NASA TRACE satellite, and the Big Bear Observatory.

More information as well as links to full-sized versions of solar images are provided. This widget was developed by Ideum (www.ideum.com) for NASA’s Sun-Earth Connection Education Forum.