In deleting out some photos amongst my collection, I often want to compare
two or three shots that are more or less identical; with each other.

When I open one photo in the 'windows picture and fax viewer' and then open
another one in another window, the first one disappears.

So I can only have one window open at any one time. Since I want to compare
two or more photos simultaneously, how can I adjust the settings to allow
this please? thanks.

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 13:25:45 +0100, "john westmore_______"
<bluestar@mail.invalid> wrote:

>In deleting out some photos amongst my collection, I often want to compare
>two or three shots that are more or less identical; with each other.
>
>When I open one photo in the 'windows picture and fax viewer' and then open
>another one in another window, the first one disappears.
>
>So I can only have one window open at any one time. Since I want to compare
>two or more photos simultaneously, how can I adjust the settings to allow
>this please? thanks.
>

If you download the free FastStone Image Viewer 3.5, there is a tool
in there (represented by four squares in the toolbar) that allows you
to put two or more images on the screen for comparison.

It's a far better viewer in many other ways that the Windows viewer.


--
Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida

john westmore_______ wrote:

> In deleting out some photos amongst my collection, I often want to compare
> two or three shots that are more or less identical; with each other.
>
> When I open one photo in the 'windows picture and fax viewer' and then
> open another one in another window, the first one disappears.
>
> So I can only have one window open at any one time. Since I want to
> compare two or more photos simultaneously, how can I adjust the settings
> to allow
> this please? thanks.

Try Picasa or IrfanView instead.

Malke
--
MS-MVP
Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic!
FAQ - http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ

"john westmore_______" <bluestar@mail.invalid> wrote in
news:g5kpca$haa$1@registered.motzarella.org:

> In deleting out some photos amongst my collection, I often want to
> compare two or three shots that are more or less identical; with each
> other.
>
> When I open one photo in the 'windows picture and fax viewer' and then
> open another one in another window, the first one disappears.
>
> So I can only have one window open at any one time. Since I want to
> compare two or more photos simultaneously, how can I adjust the
> settings to allow this please? thanks.

Open an image in Windows Picture and Fax Viewer.

Click the print button.

With the Print Wizard still on the screen, open another image.

Close the Wizard.

You should now have two instances of Windows Picture And Fax Viewer open.

Better still, get Irfanview and use the 'Create Panorama Image' option
which will allow you to display multiple images in the same window either
side-by-side or one atop the other.

Thanks Kool breeze ..the suggestion to use the Windows print function (
which, of course, I already have loaded up)..was a fine one. I was trying
to do just that last night! regards, richg99

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 13:25:45 +0100, "john westmore_______"
<bluestar@mail.invalid> wrote:

>In deleting out some photos amongst my collection, I often want to compare
>two or three shots that are more or less identical; with each other.
>
>When I open one photo in the 'windows picture and fax viewer' and then open
>another one in another window, the first one disappears.
>
>So I can only have one window open at any one time. Since I want to compare
>two or more photos simultaneously, how can I adjust the settings to allow
>this please? thanks.
>


Been years since I used a program called "Deduper".
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/...-DeDuper.shtml

This displays two identical images side by side and you can choose
which to get rid of.

"richard" <member@newsguy.com> wrote in message
news:aktr749jk3lb7tv8kperl25c4pms6j174g@4ax.com...
> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 13:25:45 +0100, "john westmore_______"
> <bluestar@mail.invalid> wrote:
>
>>In deleting out some photos amongst my collection, I often want to compare
>>two or three shots that are more or less identical; with each other.
>>
>>When I open one photo in the 'windows picture and fax viewer' and then
>>open
>>another one in another window, the first one disappears.
>>
>>So I can only have one window open at any one time. Since I want to
>>compare
>>two or more photos simultaneously, how can I adjust the settings to allow
>>this please? thanks.
>>
>
>
> Been years since I used a program called "Deduper".
> http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/...-DeDuper.shtml
>
> This displays two identical images side by side and you can choose
> which to get rid of.
>

Or in your case which little girl to beat your meat to.

Are you related to that guy who lost 103 pounds Tony Orlando?

tony cooper wrote:

> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 13:25:45 +0100, "john westmore_______"
> <bluestar@mail.invalid> wrote:
>
> >In deleting out some photos amongst my collection, I often want to compare
> >two or three shots that are more or less identical; with each other.
> >
> >When I open one photo in the 'windows picture and fax viewer' and then open
> >another one in another window, the first one disappears.
> >
> >So I can only have one window open at any one time. Since I want to compare
> >two or more photos simultaneously, how can I adjust the settings to allow
> >this please? thanks.
> >
>
> If you download the free FastStone Image Viewer 3.5, there is a tool
> in there (represented by four squares in the toolbar) that allows you
> to put two or more images on the screen for comparison.
>
> It's a far better viewer in many other ways that the Windows viewer.
>
>
> --
> Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida

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Regards Tony... Making usenet better for everyone everyday

In cases like this I use the Film Strip View of Windows Explorer. You can
alternately click the thumbnails below it and compare.
--
Rey


"john westmore_______" wrote:

> In deleting out some photos amongst my collection, I often want to compare
> two or three shots that are more or less identical; with each other.
>
> When I open one photo in the 'windows picture and fax viewer' and then open
> another one in another window, the first one disappears.
>
> So I can only have one window open at any one time. Since I want to compare
> two or more photos simultaneously, how can I adjust the settings to allow
> this please? thanks.
>
>
>

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 06:48:31 -0700, "Nicole Bischoff"
<paige@paigedwinter.com> wrote:

>
>"richard" <member@newsguy.com> wrote in message
>news:aktr749jk3lb7tv8kperl25c4pms6j174g@4ax.com.. .
>> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 13:25:45 +0100, "john westmore_______"
>> <bluestar@mail.invalid> wrote:
>>
>>>In deleting out some photos amongst my collection, I often want to compare
>>>two or three shots that are more or less identical; with each other.
>>>
>>>When I open one photo in the 'windows picture and fax viewer' and then
>>>open
>>>another one in another window, the first one disappears.
>>>
>>>So I can only have one window open at any one time. Since I want to
>>>compare
>>>two or more photos simultaneously, how can I adjust the settings to allow
>>>this please? thanks.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Been years since I used a program called "Deduper".
>> http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/...-DeDuper.shtml
>>
>> This displays two identical images side by side and you can choose
>> which to get rid of.
>>
>
>Or in your case which little girl to beat your meat to.


Paris and Nicky Hilton of course.

For a girl, you're doing a good job of impersonating a guy.
Of course, you could be a "drag queen".