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Quick ePics 3.3.0


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Requirements Windows 98/ME/NT4/2000/XP
Downloads 1 Limitations None
Publisher Mission Peak File Size 6.7M
Date added 27 Dec 2006 Check your speed

Finally an Image Editor designed to save you time. Quick ePics adds the power of high volume batch editing, to an easy to use "What You See Is What You Get" image editor. The results is a powerful, yet easy to use editor, which can save you hours preparing and optimizing your images.

With Quick ePics, slow image downloads are a thing of the past. That's because Quick ePics lets you optimize your images as you edit them. You actually see and dynamically control image file size optimization as you navigate from one image to the next. This makes Quick ePics the only tool you need to create great looking images that download and display up to 98% faster over the Internet.

Best of all Quick ePics is extremely easy and convenient to use. You don't have to be a technical wizard to use it. Its highly intuitive user interface combines both power and simplicity. Whether you prepare hundreds of images a day, or only one or two a month, you'll find Quick ePics the right tool to use.

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