Another viewer/converter that I use is XnView -- www.xnview.com -- runs on
lots of OSs, reads/converts tons of file formats (currently up to 360)..
Free.. The author is pretty cool, too.
Kurt
> I use the free viewer Irfanview (and would gladly pay for it if he charged), his
> main site seems to be down at the moment, but if you type "irfanview" into
> google, you'll get a bizillion hits, it's a very popular viewer (you'll get a
> *lot* of hits, so if you're interested make sure you download the latest,
> 3.70). It has no problems with any of these files. (I just clicked on "THE
> WORST ONE" with no problems.)
>
> Chances are very good it's you're viewer, and not the files.
>
> I remember having problems viewing these with older versions of Acdsee, when I
> used that program. (Before it became so overbloated that I moved on. Irfanview
> is nicer, quicker, seems to handle more file formats, and is *free*.)
>
> -Zonn
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