File Viewer

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  Search disk or CD Rom for common files by file type (extension).
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  View files in multiple window format.
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  View Pictures and Multimedia files on the internet.
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  Picture ThumbNail window displaying pictures in a folder, double click to view enlarged picture.
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  View DBase, Access, Excel, Word, Wordpad, and Works Files.
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  Save files to another folder location or with a new file name.
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  Print most of the viewed files (Pictures, Text, and Database).
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  Send files alone or in Zip File Format over the Internet using Window's MAPI component.
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  Receive files alone or in Zip File Format over the Internet using Window's MAPI component.
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  Microsoft's Multi-Media player built in for MIDI, MP3, AVI, MPG, and MOV Files.
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  Find and Play all the MP3 files on your disk.
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  Load the program commonly used to create or maintain the file.
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  Organize your files by groups in a database for quick retrieval.
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  Create a printed list of all locations of a particular file, or file type.
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  Some picture editing functions as Rotate, Resize, Brightness, Contrast.
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  Add Text of many fonts and colors to pictures.
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  Add Geometric Shapes of many colors to pictures.
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  Load Pictures over the internet if you know the URL.
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  Change window and window component background colors.
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  Find and Unzip Zip Files.
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  Disk File Utility functions such as Save, Rename, Move, Delete, and Batch Copy.
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  Local Area Network support. Find, View and Organize Files across a Network.
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  The File Viewer Program fully tested for use under Windows 98, Windows ME, and Windows 2000 with Pentium Class microprocessors.
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  Must have 25 Megabytes of free disk space, best to have at least 64 Mb of RAM - 128 Mb Recommended, and Pentium microprocessor.
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  Click FileView.Exe from Windows Explorer or Start -> Run -> FileView.exe to install the File Viewer.

This is the Shareware version. The full version can be purchased by clicking on the "Buy Now" button below for around $27.50 USD.

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