Help !

[Tomasz]

I need a ZoomBrowser.
My original CD has been damaged by my CD-ROM.
I can't install the ZoomBroser after Windows XP reinstaliation.
Where could I get the ZoomBrowser (not update only)???
Could anybody help me?

Thanks a lot!!!

[Don Ellis]

I think I read somewhere that you can order ZoomBrowser on CD-ROM from Canon for about US$15. For only $20 more, however, you can own BreezeBrowser.

You might consider downloading BreezeBrowser (http://www.breezesys.com) and giving it a try. It will only display 12 images per folder in the free trial version but that should be enough to confirm whether it's useful for you.

Just a thought.

Don

[Rustle]

I responded in the Small Digitals forum that you can order the CD, but in retrospect, I don't use ZB or BreezeBrowser. Since I installed Windows XP (which Tomasz has done), I've found that it meets my needs for picture organization. And I just use Breezesys's free Downloader for pulling pics off of the camera.

Russ

[Roger_Cavanagh]

Russ,

You should be careful not to use XP built-in features to edit/rotate images. They are not lossless and can apparently cause data corruption. But for things like the filmstrip, I agree with you, it's very handy.

Regards,

[Rustle]

Good point, Roger. I use IrFanView for image manipulation. It has a very good batch conversion feature, as well, for resizing or renaming.

Russ

[Conk]

Roger_Cavanagh wrote:
Russ,

You should be careful not to use XP built-in features to edit/rotate images. They are not lossless and can apparently cause data corruption. But for things like the filmstrip, I agree with you, it's very handy.

Regards,

I had absolutely no idea about that. I use Xp to download from my camera and have used it many times to edit. I will only use it to download from now on as the speed is excellent.
Thanx for the info Roger.