Zoom. Magnify and capture, low vision, screen graphic, lessons, presentations and teaching. Lens, magnifier, loupe.

- Version 3.084

Zoom is a powerful program that allows you to magnify,
measure, capture images, pick colors,
highlight and paint and write on screen.

It is especially suitable for
- graphic users,
- visually impaired people with sight problem for a
better computer accessibility,
- teachers and tutors during lessons and presentations.

With a lens you can move and magnify and click
everything on the screen
or
you can see in a fixed or self-movable window
everything runs under the mouse
or
you can easily drag one or more rectangular area on the
screen and instantly see them magnified,

then you can do the following :

- Capture, magnify, resize, copy, save, print the images
- Measure and select regions, lengths and angles (in
pixel, cm, inch units )
- With the powerful color picker, easy select and then
copy and save any color
in 4 models, plus 7 different formats, plus your
custom format, plus the name, plus a comment
( = RGB, HSL, CMYK, iRGB; Hex, HTML, VB, Long, C++,
Delphi, Frontpage, your custom format; standard Name;
comment)
it will be used the featured .rtf file type (the most
editable, flexible and portable universal type for
images and text)
- Stretch images (usually to correct distorted sources)
- Display current cursor shape, 4 grids, 2 on screen
rulers (in pixel, cm, inch units )
- Track caret ( = text insertion point) following any
typed character on the centre of its window
- Freeze mouse focus or move mouse with accuracy from
keyboard (at 1 pixel step)
- Handy dock to screen borders, full screen view, hide
titlebar
- Paint and write on the screen (!) or edit images by
highlighting, magnifying, underlining, adding symbols,
backgrounds etc. (and by recording and playing
changes in a sequenced slide show, like a movie)

- Also available:
version with more accessibility features for visually
impaired people ,
version with stretching feature for distortion
correction ,
ActiveX control for developers ,
extrapolation of the single 'Drag&Mag' function and
sale as a stand alone program