AMS, Imaging for Windows

Imaging for Windows leaflet - Advantages: http://www.alliancegroup.co.uk/files/Imaging-for-Windows.pdf for details - Disadvantages: -

http://www.alliancegroup.co.uk supply "Imaging for Windows XP", the Windows XP version of the imaging software included free of charge with Windows 95 thru Windows 2000. Imaging for Windows is no longer included in Windows XP Imaging for Windows provides Image editing, Image annotation, Image viewing, Image thumbnails, Image scanning and conversion of Images to text with OCR. Fully compatible with the earlier versions of Imaging for Windows. Now includes Optical Character Recognition (OCR) ActiveX controls are included. Imaging for Windows supports TIF files. Imaging for Windows is available from ...  Read the complete review

I wonder how many of you have ever used your “Kodak Imaging”, which is found in your Accessories section in Windows. Personally I never took much notice of it other than a cursory glance and at that time thought of it as something that was not of much use. Several months ago I started receiving documents by email, which had been scanned in JPEG format. I needed to get these printed and as I usually do I opened them up under by Picture Viewer (Windows ME) and proceeded to print them. What happened was that these JPEGS had been sent in such a way that they were magnified four fold. No matter what I did I still could not get my print settings ...  Read the complete review