Features Image Import

Feature	Pro	Enh	Std	Com
Import of BMP bitmap files Imports Windows BMP files
Fast cache for image files Manages images within an optimizing dynamic cache, so that frequently used images are held in memory. Less frequently used files are reloaded from hard disk.
Import of Windows Metafiles (WMF) and Enhanced Metafiles (EMF)
Import of OS/2 Bitmaps (2 / 16 / 256 / HiColor / True Color)
Import of TIFF 6.0 (2 / 16 / 256 / HiColor / True Color, LZW, PackBits, Fax G3, Fax G4, Multipage, RGBA, CMYK, RGB and Grayvalue with 16 Bits/Sample, JPEG compression v7, not the old 6.0 specification)
Import of JPG (256 / True Color, RGB / CMYK, Standard and Progressive JPEG)
Import of PNG (all possible formats)
Import of GIF (2 / 16 / 256 Color, Multipage)
Multipage TIFF and GIF Query the number of pages / images contained within a TIFF or GIF file and load a specific page
Import of PCX (2 / 16 / 256 / True Color) JNG (JPEG Network Graphics) ICO (Windows Icon) KOA (C64 Koala Graphics) IFF/LBM (Interchangeable File Format - Amiga/Deluxe Paint) MNG (Multiple-Image Network Graphics) PBM (Portable Bitmap [ASCII]) PBM (Portable Bitmap [RAW]) PCD (Kodak PhotoCD, reads always the 768 x 512 pixel image) PGM (Portable Greymap [ASCII]) PGM (Portable Greymap [RAW]) PPM (Portable Pixelmap [ASCII]) PPM (Portable Pixelmap [RAW]) RAS (Sun Raster Image) TGA/TARGA (Truevision Targa) WAP/WBMP/WBM (Wireless Bitmap) PSD (Adobe Photoshop, only 24-bit RGB or 24-bit RGB RLE, no layers / masks) CUT (Dr. Halo) XBM (X11 Bitmap Format) XPM (X11 Pixmap Format) DDS (DirectX Surface) HDR (High Dynamic Range Image) G3 (Raw fax format CCITT G.3) SGI (SGI Image Format) EXR (high dynamic-range image file format) PFM (Portable Floatmap; high dynamic-range image file format) PICT (Apple image file format) RAW (camera raw image files)
Rotation of bitmaps in 90 degree steps
Scale-To-Gray Technology The Scale-to-Gray Technology is especially useful for displaying forms on the screen, because a grayscale image is scaled down to the low screen resolution, while the loss of visual information (the pixels, that are left out) is transformed to gray-values of different intensity (brightness). This produces perfect readability for the human eye.

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