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QuickCHM is a Quicklook plugin for Mac OS X Leopard. It dispalys your favorite CHM files as icons in finder, and dynamicly generate preview for them.
In short, it handle CHM files like how Leopard handles PDFs, give your ebook repository a beautiful look
What's New
Version 1.1: Universal binary build 2. Preview is now generated as HTML 3. Thumbnails are generated in the same thread as plugin main thread, eliminated thread issue and potential memory leak 4. Performance enhancement 5. Experimental multi-page preview(only works in command-line preview) 1.0 1. Generate preview as image 2. Generate thumbnail using URL loading protocols
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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| Downloads:9,273 |
| Version Downloads:5,953 |
| Type:Home & Personal : eBooks |
| License:Free |
| Date:30 Jul 2008 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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QuickCHM is a Quicklook plugin for Mac OS X Leopard. It dispalys your favorite CHM files as icons in finder, and dynamicly generate preview for them.
In short, it handle CHM files like how Leopard handles PDFs, give your ebook repository a beautiful look
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SW_tester reviewed on 28 Jan 2009
certain chm files do not display thumbnail. maybe because of the way the chm was created, but not sure.
having the console log have 50 entries and errors for every chm file you look at is no good. so I had to remove it. i hope the developer fixes this.
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Once you start using QuickLook, it's very annoying when you're presented with a file that will not show a preview but an overly enlarged ugly icon insted... This seems to solve this issue for CHM files...
Agreed, it's not a CHM reader, but that's not what it intends to be, I guess... Most CHM documents are hundreds of pages long and I don't think it's practical to read them via QuickLook, even if it's possible one day... Obviously it would be VERY good to be able to browse the pages of the documents but this is a great start indeed...
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The only problem I saw is the appearance of random characters af the end of the page preview. If I 'quick view' document_1 then quick view document_2 then quick view again document_1 these random characters change at the bottom of document_1.
For what I need it is good as is, of course I believe next feature could be page navigation.
Thanks for your software, good work with the improvements.