http://inzomia-viewer.maple-star-ab.qarchive.org Inzomia image viewer 3 is a very fast free zooming image viewer that will allow you to spend more time viewing pictures and less time waiting. Stop waiting for images to load, the inzomia image viewer prepares the next image in the background as you are viewing. Use all the screenspace for your images not a user interface. The inzomia image viewer has fullscreen mode and a number of layouts for different types of work. This allow you to use as much of your computer screen as possible for what is important. Save time by viewing zip and rar image archives directly without the need to first extract the image files including comic books in cbz and cbr format. Organize and manage your digital photo collection with ease using thumbnailed image playlists that remembers zoom and rotatation. Thumbnailed image playlists that remembers zoom and rotatation. View playlists vwith captured video frames created by www.fastvideoindexer.com Build buisness solutions with a professional image viewer. The Inzomia image viewer is available in two versions, one for comercial use and one free for non commerical use. No version of the inzomia image viewer contain spyware, adware or other third party software. QArchive.org RSS Generator http://inzomia-viewer.maple-star-ab.qarchive.org/#2 You can send me an email to support(at)inzomia.com if you need more help fixing your problem. My guess is that you computer has run out of memory and is swapping a lot, causing the slow indexing. Indexing all the images does require reading the actual files so a fragmented harddrive could also be a reason. I regularly view more than 5k images and even from archives it does not take that long. As for the small window size, the windows are all resizable and customizable, you can also select among a number of preset layouts. Try a double-click on the playlist window to select the default "playlist" layout. 28 Thu 2007 http://inzomia-viewer.maple-star-ab.qarchive.org/#1 The program took more than 5 minutes to start up while cataloging my picture folder. I could only choose pictures through an 2"x2" thumbnail window containing 1"x1" thumbnails. This is bad, since I have almost 4000 photos.

28 Thu 2007