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Dr. Pic: A no-Flash online image editor
That's because Dr. Pic is built using nothing but AJAX. While you probably won't have much luck using the service with Internet Explorer 5, any modern web browser should be able to handle the basic image editing tools Dr. Pic provides. You can resize or crop images and add a handful of effects. For example you can blur, sharpen, or add text to an image.
You can export the result as a JPG, BMP, GIF, or PNG file.
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Trvth said 3:32PM on 9-10-2008
I've always used Free Online Image Editor when I needed to do a simple, quick edit. Are those you mentioned better than this one?
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Trvth Jvstice said 5:17PM on 9-10-2008
The link to the editor - http://www.online-image-editor.com/
ernesto said 7:35AM on 10-18-2008
ps kiero optener el editor gratis.
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