Image++, an object-oriented graphic development tool from Image Integration is designed for professional software developers working in the field of digital image processing as well as for beginners. It was our aim to "get to the heart of the matter" by assisting digital image processing with an intuitive and problem-oriented visualization of the essential steps, so that quick and useful results can be achieved by beginners and professionals alike. Image ++ doesn't only offer the user a large number of effective image processing routines, it also creates the opportunity for the user to combine the different steps of image processsing intuitively, and see interim results figuratively.

Image++ Main Features:

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Support of Microsoft Developer Studio V6.0

Shareware Release!

Direct Access from About box to our web page and mail system

Enhance Operation through displaying every operator in the operator list view

Enhanced display of the operator windows

Better support of Windows95 und Windows NT4.0: - all Options will be stored now in the Registry insteed of a private INI-File. An advantage is the individual login setting for multi-users. - all options can now be operated through a tab dialog. - direct opening of project files through the explorer

Writing and reading of BMP image files

Images can be exported into the Clipboard

A description of the image graph can be saved and displayed together with the graph

An operator stopwatch has been implemented. It shows the time used in milliseconds of every operator

Easy installation: Image++ is now distributed as self extracting exe-file.

The Editor has been improofed now. E.g. tabs can be expanded now during saving to blanks

Twain-Acquisition has been enhanced.

Pixelvalues on grey or color images can be displayed during mouse movement.

Grayvalues can be displayed as ""numbers"".

A Line-Greylevel histogram can be viewed.

A zoomed image (factor 2 and 4) can be displayed together with the Line-Greylevel window.

NEW MEASUREMENT FUNCTIONS: Area, percent Area, Gravity and Moments can be measured now!