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The main problem with this is it uses windows Internet Explorer core to preview and print (render) web pages and IE |(all versions) is depreciated and not capable of rendering faithfully most modern websites as it's development was ceased a long time ago and all but the most simplest websites use technologies that we never part of IE browsers vocabulary in both basic HTML language and scripting language. End result is most modern sites simply do not look like the do in normal modern browsers and many are simply broken.

A PDF to Image Converter is extremely useful when you need to extract or reuse visuals from documents. Tools that also offer a free image editor online make it even easier to crop or adjust the output images. Support for formats via a webp to jpg converter improves compatibility, while a jpg compressor online helps reduce file size. An image resizer online is a great bonus for quickly fitting images to your exact needs.

Why did you choose to build the SOS build and installer to require NT6.0 to be executed while the SAME version of code base on your site only requires NT5.1 and runs quite happily under XP? Ever considered a shell extension for the program so one could right click on a file or folder and select Search in text and have it launch the program pre-loaded with the selected path or file? Like Agent Ransack does.

this giveaway page download button excludes the portable download option that is normally present...
Why would anyone pay for a PDF reader? There are many many free ones out there including from Adobe themselves!

Licensed to SharewareOnSale string is NOT present in About window even in the 3/12/2025 00.44 build it's still using the license previously installed via a Vovsoft Giveaway, needs fixing and rebuilding and re-release again! Also this build using sk4d.dll to rescale the LOGO graphic does not let the program work in XP or Vista... I don't have a windows 7 system so cannot test that but Vista and XP are no longer able to run this program.

needs a sanity check on input image dimensions so the UI does NOT blindly pass on impossible to upscale images because of their oversized starting dimensions or other characteristics like unsupported HDR bit depth if that is restricted in any way, rather than blindly passing any image to the open source upscaling engine and waiting for it to eventually fail maybe half an hour later with an uninformative "Failed" status report. It failed for me with input PNG of 16384x16384 pixels. Also the compression level preset for PNG-ZIP compression is VERY POOR and should either be user configurable or set to far more compression.

Works OK under 32bit Windows Vista too!

Is it possible to view parts of a split file without merging?

The installer built for SOS is using a version 6.x Inno installer compiler so builds installers that need windows NT 6.0 or above so will not install under XP but will install under Vista or above. XP users can participate by downloading the SOS installer and downloading InnoExtractor and using that to extract flister.exe from the installer and it will work under XP just fine, put it wherever you like.

Main program is 32bit but the bundled LGPLv3 FFMPEG.EXE is 64bit executable so although the main program will run under 32bit windows Vista to 10 it will NOT perform the watermarking operation or conversion as that is all done by FFMPEG.EXE I had to replace the faulty FFMPEG.EXE with a 32bit edition then it works as described. Needs more UI work like a proper Font selector enumerating the system installed fonts in a drop down selector and font colour and background colour selection for text and a scaling UI for image watermark scaling so the watermark image can be resized on the fly to suit the video and surely FFMPEG.EXE offers more watermark placement choices than just the four corners? Can't it b defined by pixel co-ordinates?