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Image Cut (Image Splitter) 1.524

Разработчик:	XVel Software (больше программ...)
ОС:	Win95/98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/XP/2000/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista Busin
Лицензия:	Shareware
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Here's creative tool for professional webmasters who are looking for the fastest way to create high-quality html templates and site designs that include a foolproof method for splitting images to prevent theft. Visitors are forced to return to the site every time they want to view images and that automatically increases site traffic. Moreover with Image cut you will make your images load faster and improve site rating on search engines.

Every professional web designer knows the routine. First you design your single image template using your favorite image editor such as GIMP or PhotoShop. Then you slice the image template using a cutting tool that's capable of creating the HTML to merge each image slice into a complete image.

Image Cut automates the image slicing process and saves you hours of time and unnecessary steps. Image Cut does all of the hard work for you. Just place the cut marks on your image right where you want them. Image Cut automatically saves each slice in an optimized file and then generates the HTML for you. You just drop the files onto your site and you're ready to go!

Image Cut even optimizes web content for quick downloads saving web space and increasing playback speed. Image Cut automatically chooses the most compact file format for JPEG, GIF, PNG and loseless image quality for each picture segment.

Even better, you can compare different qualities and resulting file sizes using quick preview and do custom optimizations at will. If a particular segment has no significant data it can be marked as "blank" so no image file is stored. And that's ideal image compression!

On top of all that, Image Cut protects images from piracy by splitting pictures with a random segment layout. Thus unregistered users will not be able to save images or copy them to the clipboard. This drives people who want to see your images back to your site, over and over again, increasing your page views and maximizing your advertisement revenue.

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