 | 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.
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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 |
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 |
Totally useless and amazing... | |
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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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| Apr 8 2005 |
TIMPLASTER Amazing! But the resulting page takes WAY too long to load. But it's a great app!
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| Apr 8 2005 |
ANONYMOUS crap , encourages writing bad code and table based layouts which is obsolete. Read about xhtml css solutions instead.
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| Apr 8 2005 |
SNARKY WORMWOOD You know; that's the funny thing. The reduction in file size in this new version is due to using CSS. There a "one liner" style sheet that eliminated the need to add width and height tags to each table cell. AND, the app supports "xhtml transitional" compliant code via a radio button. It's a joke, boy. Laugh.
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| Nov 18 2004 |
as webdesigner i cannot use this appl but is very very fun!!! FUN: 5stars
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| Nov 17 2004 |
ANONYMOUS Fun piece of software. Can't you folks take a joke? Have you bothered to look who the developer is? Ever hear of "The Daily Grind"? They do satire! Read the comments in the description: "This application allows web authors to offer superior support for users who rely on browsers which support tables but not images." Isn't that kind of a give away?
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| Nov 17 2004 |
ANONYMOUS Awful Piece of software. I tried it, and after 2 minutes of waiting, i finally got a result. However, it turned my 476KB JPG into a 63MB HTML document! DO NOT use this!
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| Nov 17 2004 |
ANONYMOUS There is just something about a person who writes pointless software like this that makes me smile. And, not only did he/she write it, it's actively maintained and updated. You just have to love that. I think this is right up there with SimStapler!
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| Nov 13 2004 |
ANONYMOUS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!! great programming piece
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| Nov 13 2004 |
ANONYMOUS This program just make unaware people to write crappy code HTML code, please download, but don´t use, check: for further information about the xhtml standard and how to use css.
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| Jan 12 2004 |
CHRISCHRAM Version 1.0 produced html code that worked in Safari. Version 2.0's "streamlined" html code now produces distorted images in Safari, but works OK in Camino and Explorer. I say WHO CARES ABOUT FILE SIZE?! Make it bloated and big and bring back Safari compatibility.
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| Jan 11 2004 |
~S Nearly useless, but a funny and very creative piece of software.
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| Jan 11 2004 |
SHAITAN Well, if you like bloated HTML, then this is for you. Took a 56k png file to a 330k whopper. Tried it on a single page pdf and ended with 20M file. Phew! Did not render the png file properly in Safari, got a brown box, while in Mozilla, it worked but slow (the two magenta images of buttons on marched into the brown box)
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 | Jan 8 2004 |
ANGEL DRAGON Not thousands of tables, I ment thousands of Cells...doh!
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| Jan 8 2004 |
ANGEL DRAGON As a web Designer, I am amazed looking a the image rendered by my browser...reading the code...it's only tables!!!thousands of them. Damian, this is such an impressive little app! I'm glad you see with humor some pointless remarks in some other forums. I would like to see a next version!,please, where you can change the resolution and have more control over the code written. Tha will make this app even more practical. Keep up the good work, and impress us again.
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| Jan 7 2004 |
LUKAS I'm not sure if I would ever use this, but it does what it says. By the way, that's not an apostrophe.
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| Jan 7 2004 |
ANONYMOUS i'm not sure what the point of this is...especially since the sample on the developer's page showed the table-fied image as a much smaller, blurry, pixellated mess.
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| Jan 7 2004 |
ANONYMOUS I'm not sure I have a use for this (actually I'm not sure who would...) but it works as described. It's pretty nifty and was quick (and free). The html generated from a gif I dropped in looked exactly the same as the original image - nicely done.
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| Jan 7 2004 |
ANONYMOUS Looks interesting for any browser - but MacUpdate - it is only 24k... not 2.5 megs!
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