Piccer

(Last Update: 24.6.01, Version 1.15)

Piccer is a (freeware) picture viewer. 

Characteristics: 

  • Two modes: Thumbnail mode vs. One picture only mode (see screenshots)
  • Slideshow
  • Filemanager: Drag and Drop Pictures to another directory
  • Supported file formats: .jpg, .bmp, .gif, .pcx and others
  • Customizable by a bunch of options

Newest Version 1.15 online since 24.6.01

Download (450 kB Zipfile): Piccer (Version 1.15)

Screenshots: 
 

System Requirements: 

  • Windows 95
  • Some pictures

Language: 

  • Program with german/english language support
  • Helpfile only in english

Version history:

New in 1.15: 

  • Small change: Mass-renaming
  • Another small change: Selection-list-files

New in 1.14: 

  • Just a minor update: Mousewheel-support
  • Even smaller change: New selection-behaviour

New in 1.13: 

  • Rather stable support of GIF-animations and TIFs
  • Search dialog
  • Read-Only-Attribute change dialog
  • Nothing big, but I should have done this long ago: Picture movement with the left/right cursor key
  • Other changes (New options, buttons, menupoints, features, helpfileupdate; lost some bugs)

New in 1.12: 

  • Smart Thumbnailupdate
  • Bundle directories together
  • Creates an index of pictures
  • Support of JPG comments
  • Smaller changes (Association with directories, faster length-compare, retreated the code -> smaller Exe, helpfileupdate, ...)

New in 1.11: 

  • Thumbnailsize more customizable (so if you've got version 1.10, don't be shocked, if your thumbnails look really small - just resize them to your needs)
  • Some new options/menupoints that were missed
  • Dragging picture now moves the visible parts, too
  • Fixed a few bad behaviours
  • Finally updated the helpfile, too 

New in 1.10: 

  • Nicer directorytree
  • Some new options/menupoints that were missed
  • A few little changes

New in 1.09: 

  • Progressive JPegs now supported
  • A few Speed improvements
  • Removed some bugs

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