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DESCRIPTION
DeIMG (was That's Not a Picture) converts images into intricate HTML tables. This application allows web authors to offer superior support for users who rely on browsers which support tables but not images.

PNG, TIFF, JPG, GIF and PDF files can be imported and converted to HTML, XHTML or XHTML+CSS.

Drag the image file onto DeIMG's icon, or into the image well on the left of its window. A HTML table describing the image using cell background colours appears in the right-hand field. A large image may take some seconds to translate.

The resulting table can be copied and pasted into a webpage's source. Alternatively, the "Generate header" option creates a stand-alone HTML page.

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WHAT'S NEW
Version 4.0:
  • New option to produce CSS style sheets, for the ultimate in standards compliance.
  • Algorithm optimized
  • Attractive new icon
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:theDailyGrind.net
Downloads:6,253
  - Version d/l:1,226
Development:HTML
License:Free
Date:21 Feb 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
RATING
***½.
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    Feb 21 2008

    PETER DA SILVA  You also need an option to select "web-friendly" colors!  
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    Feb 21 2008

    PETER DA SILVA  I much prefer the old icon.

    Please give us back the old icon, at least as an option!  
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    Feb 21 2008

    PSEUDO TASUKI  Why not Base64 the image and use the data: URL? That would be far more efficient.  
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    Dec 19 2007

    SULEIMAN KHAN  how is this "totally useless" ??

    to all you devs out there moaning about this this app is a waste of time, go spend 5 minutes working on an e-mail campaign and then get back to me. Tables is virtually the only way to go if you want to appease Outlook 2007.  
    (Version 3.1u)

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    Nov 5 2007

    SCHOSCHIE  To all commenters who are wondering what the point of this app is: there is none. This is a joke program.  
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    Nov 6 2005

    ANONYMOUS  completely useless!! it bloats the file size immensely and what browser supports tables but not images?????  
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    Nov 5 2005
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    ANONYMOUS  What the heck is this thing? Whatever it is, it's real time-waster and I think that's the purpose of this software: to waste my time by turning pictures into tables. It's fun though so I think I'll give it five stars.  
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    Nov 5 2005

    ANONYMOUS  Awesome!

    Totally useless and amazing...

    ...at the same time!

    :D :D :D  
    (Version 3.1)

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    Nov 5 2005

    JACQUES  Some kind of November Fish...

    The French came to call April 1 Poisson d'Avril, or "April Fish." French children sometimes tape a picture of a fish on the back of their schoolmates, crying "Poisson d'Avril" when the prank is discovered.

    It is a matter of fact: That's Not a Picture! :))  
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    Apr 8 2005

    ANONYMOUS  Before another moron posts a comment without knowing this is JOKE, take a look at their web page.  
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    Apr 9 2005

    ANONYMOUS  I didn't get the impression it was a 'joke,' per se - another 'useless app,' as some like to call them, maybe. And by including some of the comments from VT and MU, the author seems to be enjoying poking more fun at the app. :)  
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