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GIFfyCutter
GIFfyCutter is a powerful and efficient tool that allows you to spit your image into parts and make image map for any part. Mouseover JavaScript capability, multiformat support, browser previewing, powerful zoom feature, well-written help make GIFfyCutter best utility of that kind. It doesn't matter if you use it just to create clickable images (image maps) for WEB-site, or split your multicolor image to small 256-color GIF-files - whatever you do, GIFfyCutter will perfectly cope with this. How does it work? Program splits your image the way you want to, both vertically and horizontally and into as many sections as you want. You can use the rectangle, circle, or polygon drawing tools to create imagemaps. Each section and imagemap can be linked to any place on Web. GIFfyCutter automatically generates highlighted HTML code. Program workspace contains properties bar, zoom bar and three bookbarks - "IMAGE", "HTML" and "PREVIEW", first presenting visial image division, second - corresponding HTML code, third - browser preview. Switching between windows is performed by bookmarks at the bottom of the screen. Program ouputs results as HTML-page and set of images. Our Review: GIFfyCutter excels by getting the basics right, and concentrating on ease-of-use. While it may not be bulging with features, those that GIFfyCutter features are extremely handy and make for a highly intuitive and easy to use program. Primarily, there is the real time HTML code to assist the development of image tables and a cool magnified window which shows a zoomed view around your cursor to help with those more precise cutting jobs. While this is great, it is the small things in GIFfy (much like in life), such as the mouse-drag slice that really matter. Recommended. Supports GIF, BMP, and PNG files.
Licence: Demo Version: 2.2 OS: Win 95/98, Win 2000, Win NT Date: 2000/10/04 Developer: fCoder Group International Size: 4.29 MB		Free download
Yippee Ratings Breakdown (5 is best): Installation: 4 Interface: 4 Functionality: 4 Documentation: 3