ER Viewer 7.219/03/2008 |
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| Leica Geosystems Geospatial Imaging (GA, USA) released the ER Viewer 7.2, previously an ER Mapper product. The image viewer features interactive roaming and zooming of very large JPEG 2000 and ECW files and is able to read most other common file types. | ||||
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Additionally, ER Viewer 7.2 also provides the ability to save and print data. The save feature allows users to stream data from a site and save a subset locally.
ER Viewer 7.2 includes support for Microsoft Vista and an ECWP application protocol. With this new protocol, users may open an ECWP URL in ER Viewer from links in Microsoft Word or Internet Explorer. To download ER Viewer 7.2, visit http://www.ermapper.com/
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