JF> On a slightly different note - what (if anything) do people use JF> as a quick image viewer on a Pocket PC? I wanted to take an old JF> shot with me when I went along to a book signing (this image)
Short, there is XNView PocketPC edition, which is smaller version of the popular (and in some things much better than IrfanView) freeware image browser/viewer. It seems like the best low-cost solution. If you are looking for a high-cost solution (costing more than the actual hardware!), there is PocketPhojo, but it's mostly targeted at photojournalists wiring files from the field to agencies. From what I heard, it's excellent, but a little pricey for normal use :( If you are interested in complete comparison of all image viewers and associated software, I found the best review of them all here: http://winmobiletech.com/PICVIEWERS/ I really recommend reading the huge html page in full. It lists all the features, actual viewing quality (remember, all PocketPCs so far have only high-colour not true-colour displays, so quality of dithering depends on the software), speed (there are huge magnitude differences!), and even if the software can actually _load_ the 6MP or 8MP or 16MP file _without_ crashing after displaying a hourglass icon for ten minutes... The XNView comes pretty good out of it, with several others as viable options, but with most software bundled by the manufacturer coming out at the tail, slow and crashing. Hope this helps, Frantisek
