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Pics Print v2

Pics Print is a printing solution for digital cameras and images.

Main Window. You can see a rich text label rendered using TRichView

Features:

• WYSIWYG printing allows you to lay out your print on-screen exactly as it will come out on paper
• Easily add text and filenames to your printed images
• Built in editor lets you crop, rotate, and filter images without leaving the application.
• Red eye removal
• Batch printing allows you to print all images in a folder, camera, etc with a specific layout or size
• One click creation of thumbnail indexes (contact sheets) from your digital camera
• Wizards allow you to quickly and easily perform common printing tasks
• Thumbnail browsing, so you can find your images quickly
• Create multi-sheet posters (up to 20 sheets high by 20 sheets wide)
• Create Greeting cards with a simple-to-use Wizard
• Save print documents and custom layouts for later use
• Optional Windows Explorer integration. Simply right-click images to print
• Supports Twain and USB compliant digital cameras and scanners
• Handles all common image formats including GIF, JPG, BMP, WMF, FAX, BW, RGB, RGBA, SGI, CEL, PIC, PCD, RLA, RPF, CUT, PAL, PSD, PDD, PSP, TIF, TIFF, PCX, PNG and more.
• Print to bitmap or pdf
• Add borders and drop shadows to images
• Supports borderless printing
• Support for embedded camera information (EXIF)
• Pics Print is appears as a camera retrieval option on Windows XP

TRichView is used in user interface and for rich text labels.

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