Touchup

Touchup is an image processing applet for displaying JPEG images on web pages. With a few clicks, visitors can adjust images to their machine and viewing conditions. Just click on the button that appears when you mouse over the main image.

Author's Notes:
Protecting your work is difficult. With the HTML <img> tag a visitor can right-click on an image and take a copy. Explorer 6 even places a "save to disk" button on each JPEG image. Touchup defeats both of these features.

New Features: 1. 'basic' mode, which hides the edit button while still showing the zoom and info buttons.
2. distance measurement while in 'zoom' mode.
3. the ability to save settings to a web server (needs support on the server end).
4. registered users no longer see 'Image displayed by...' on top of the image when in 'view' mode.

How To Use:

Download Touchup.zip (59 KB)

Unzip with a compression utility.

Users Manual:http://members.shaw.ca/jonespm2/software.htm

Java Source: Unavailable

Sample HTML Source:

<APPLET MAYSCRIPT STYLE="LEFT: 0px; 
	WIDTH: 600px; 
	TOP: 0px; 
	HEIGHT: 400px" 
	NAME=Touchup 
	CODE=Touchup.class 
	ARCHIVE="Touchup.jar" 
	WIDTH=600 
	HEIGHT=400>
  
  <PARAM NAME="image" VALUE="GWBridge.jpg">

</APPLET>

Configuration: config.html
scrollup.txt

Status: Free (Displays a shareware message when applet toolbox is open).

Author: Peter Jones

Homepage: http://members.shaw.ca/jonespm2/software.htm

Upload Date: January 23, 2002

Updated: December 12, 2002

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