CPC View web edition
Overview
CPC View web edition is a Chrome extension developed by Cartesian Products.
According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of CPC View web edition is 1.7.2, updated on 2022-09-24.
1,000+ users have installed this extension.
4 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
developer website: www.cartesianinc.com
View and print CPC image files
CPC View is a Chrome Extension that provides in-Chrome viewing for files in the hyper-compressed CPC format. Documents are displayed directly in the Chrome window. You don't need to do anything to start CPC View - it loads itself whenever you open a supported file type in Chrome.
CPC View provides powerful features such as anti-aliased images, page navigation, zooming, rotation, thumbnails, printing, and export to PDF - all within a simple and easy to use interface.
What's New in Version 1.7:
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+ Upgrade to latest chrome extension specifications
What's New in Version 1.6:
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+ Export to PDF
What's New in Version 1.5:
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+ Support CPC batch downloading
+ Support CPC batch printing
+ Printing improvements
What's New in Version 1.4:
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+ Configurable toolbar
+ Hover the mouse over the document title and additional information about the document and current page is displayed
What's New in Version 1.3:
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+ Support CPC meta-documents
+ New ScrollPad control for navigating large pages
+ Improvements in display of rotated pages
+ UI enhancements
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Paul Shaw
2022-11-09
This might help other using their own web server (e.g. Apache) - make sure you have "image/cpi cpc cpi" in your MIME types config, otherwise the extension won't be triggered. Had me stumped for a while, where the online Cartesian example was working, but my local server refused to play ball! |
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Paul Shaw
2022-11-09
This might help other using their own web server (e.g. Apache) - make sure you have "image/cpi cpc cpi" in your MIME types config, otherwise the extension won't be triggered. Had me stumped for a while, where the online Cartesian example was working, but my local server refused to play ball! |
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Paul Shaw
2022-11-09
This might help other using their own web server (e.g. Apache) - make sure you have "image/cpi cpc cpi" in your MIME types config, otherwise the extension won't be triggered. Had me stumped for a while, where the online Cartesian example was working, but my local server refused to play ball! |
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Paul Shaw
2022-11-09
This might help other using their own web server (e.g. Apache) - make sure you have "image/cpi cpc cpi" in your MIME types config, otherwise the extension won't be triggered. Had me stumped for a while, where the online Cartesian example was working, but my local server refused to play ball! |
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Paul Shaw
2022-11-09
This might help other using their own web server (e.g. Apache) - make sure you have "image/cpi cpc cpi" in your MIME types config, otherwise the extension won't be triggered. Had me stumped for a while, where the online Cartesian example was working, but my local server refused to play ball! |