GraphicConverter

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I had installed GraphicConverter (both Carbon and 9.x versions) earlier in the day, and I was busy making space for a schwack of image format conversions by deleting everything I could find that was useless or old in my Downloads folder in Home. I had accidentally deleted part of GraphicConverter (the os 9 version) while it was running from the Downloads folder -- causing OS9...

I use GraphicConverter myself. ...

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If your Mac came bundled with GraphicConverter, it is hard to beat. If not, then download it.

For those who are having trouble, it could be due to bad memory. That's the only thing I can think off that could cause the kind of trouble that people are seeing. Try removing any additional RAM and see if that helps. I'm running Tiger. MS Office 2004 (Word, Powerpoint & Excel), Photoshop Elements 3, XCode, Adium, Mail, Safari, Netbeans, iPhoto, iMovie, VLC, DVD Player,...

iPhoto is intended to handle photographs. It is not intended to be a general image viewer. Preview is the bundled MacOS X application that serves a your general image viewer. You may also use GraphicConverter, which is bundled with some Macs. The current version uses CoreImage. If you don't have it, download it. If you like ACDSee, you may check out the MacOS X version. You...

Hmm. GraphicConverter did not come on my iBook G4, purchased in January. ...

And if you want to do it in batch mode at the command line (if GraphicConverter can't do that), shoot me an email. A buddy of mine has some perl scripts that do it. He had to write them because his digicam kept losing the current date and a lot of his pics were misdated.

The same stands for any file. The .jpg file icon is created when the file is created. If it is created without its icon (wihout resources as would say "GraphicConverter", in memory of the old OS9), then the icon is not created by the Finder. Maybe one could create (or it may even exist) a software that creates icons for all graphical file format. If this is quite simple...