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Forum Member Group: Members Posts: 14 Joined: 20-February 07 Member No.: 2,248 ![]() |
It's probably a little late to suggest major new features, but webp images have become very common and it would be nice to be able to view them in PMView without having to seek out an alternate.
I've used PMView for many years, since the earliest OS/2 versions. OS/2 is a distant memory now, but I call up PMView countless times every day on Windows 10. Thanks. |
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Forum Member Group: Members Posts: 15 Joined: 10-August 09 From: New Zealand Member No.: 2,789 ![]() |
I support this
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![]() Forum Member Group: Members Posts: 100 Joined: 6-August 00 From: Duvall, Washington USA Member No.: 28 ![]() |
Yeah, I've been having to do online upload/convert/download on webp images recently; I was quite surprised to find that PMV does not handle it
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Forum Member Group: Members Posts: 14 Joined: 20-February 07 Member No.: 2,248 ![]() |
Yeah, I've been having to do online upload/convert/download on webp images recently; I was quite surprised to find that PMV does not handle it ![]() The windows version of gimp is a GUI program, but it can be called from the command line with the name of the webp file you want to convert. Choose export, and you can easily get a .png or .jpg conversion. |
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