Imaging for Windows

At last a new release of Imaging for Windows is available.
Release 4.0 adds PDF viewing. See http://www.alliancegroup.co.uk/imaging-for-windows.html for more details.

Global 360 (formerly eiStream) Imaging for Windows scans paper documents into electronic documents that you can view, edit, distribute and manage via Microsoft Windows and Microsoft® Outlook, intranets, and the Internet. Imaging for Windows is the upgrade to the Imaging software included in Microsoft Windows 95/98/ME and Windows NT/2000 and is suitable for Microsoft Windows XP. Imaging for Windows replaces the Kodak/Wang Imaging for Windows and Imaging Preview in Microsoft Windows. Imaging eliminates the manual entry and re-entry, printing, photocopying, and distribution of paper-based documents common to most day-to-day work. Desktop scanning and the ScanSoft ...  Read the complete review

This is definitely not the most state-of-the-art image manipulation programs that one can come across. I consider it as a decent freebie suitable to carry out very basic image editing in absence of more powerful image/photo manipulation software. Quite frankly, I don’t think it was intended to compete with the higher standard programs. The only advantage in Imaging for Windows is that it takes a split second to load and it takes up very little RAM, unlike larger programs. This can be an advantage if the program is used to quickly edit a photo before sending it by ...  Read the complete review