This program helps to locate and fix LCD screens dead pixels. You can fix the stuck pixels by calling them to do rapid changes. You need to run this program for a couple of hours. There is no warranty on the result, but you don't really have anything to lose trying it out. Good luck.

Splashup is a powerful editing tool and photo manager. With the features professionals use and novices want, it's easy to use, works in real-time and allows you to edit many images at once. Splashup runs in all browsers, integrates seamlessly with top photo-sharing sites, and even has its own file format so you cansave your work in progress. Major features: * Online graphic editor * Take pictures directly from a web cam * Tool bar that almost matches Photoshop or Gimp * Similar interface to most desktop graphic applications * Sharing features to share images and photos with friends. Photo sharing services all work the same in Splashup, including Splashup itself. Edit your images easily, from anywhere.

A software solution that can repair stuck pixels and remove screen burn-in on LCD and plasma screens. JScreenFix is a software solution that can fix stuck pixels, reduce screen burn-in and improve the quality of images displayed on a screen. What is a stuck pixel? A stuck pixelA stuck pixel is a bright dot of colour most noticeable when the rest of the screen is black. Stuck pixels are fairly common on high resolution LCD screens. Stuck pixels sometimes start working again with time unless they appear black on a white background, these are known as dead pixels. JScreenFix repairs stuck pixels through rapid, repetitive operation and resonance. Most stuck pixels are repaired within 20 minutes. This depends on the type of screen and the device it is connected to. For LCD screens connected to a computer, the JScreenFix applet is the best solution. The JScreenFix applet can also be used to reduce screen burn-in on plasma screens when run in fullscreen mode. JScreenFix deluxe is the recommended solution for computers connected to plasma screens. This utility monitors how the display is used and can equalise future damage automatically. It also includes support for defining templates to repair previous burn-in and reoccurring stuck pixels.

Powerful tool for spriting and pixel art. Supports Windows icon format (*.ico). Supports Windows cursor format (*.cur, *.ani) * Supports animated GIF format * Supports AVI format (*no audio) Supports any bits-per-pixel Real-time preview in editing Multiple layers Onion Skin Batch conversion Outputs an animation as multiple files or a combined file Prints multiple frames Acquires an image from a TWAIN Image Browser. Main features Animation, Graphic Multiple frames for an animation Multiple layers with an alpha blending Real-time preview in editing Onion Skin Painting tools (Pen, Connect Line, Spline Curve, Rectangle, Oval, Filled Oval, Color Replacer) Drawing text (Bordering, Character Pitch, Antialiasing) Selecting tools (Rectangular Selection, Oval Selection, Lasso, Magic Wand, Selection By Color) Rotate, Stretch, Scroll Adjust Color, Grayscale, Various Effects Palette Saves to file, Loads from file Changes the order of colors Makes a gradation Removes unused colors Unites duplicate colors Uniforms colors from multiple files File Batch conversion GIF optimization* Confirms a file size and an image quality of JPEG Outputs an animation as multiple files or a combined file Imports multiple files as one image Supports SusiePlugin Others Acquires an image from a TWAIN Prints multiple frames Image Browser Customizes shortcut keys

Locate dead pixels or lit pixels on your LCD monitor or plasma displays, TVs. Anatomy of dead pixels Faulty pixels appear as black or colored dots on an all-white background. In addition, some pixels can stay in a permanently "turned-on" state (this is more common than dead pixels), resulting in a white, red, green, or blue pixel on an all-black background. There are 3.9 million sub-pixels (red, green and blue) on a standard 1280x1024 LCD monitor, each of these is a microscopic transistor. While the defective rate of pixels on LCD monitors and TVs is very low, due to the large number of sub-pixels, manufacturers cannot guarantee 100% error-free panels at an affordable price. To make things more difficult, it is not possible to test any pixels before full assembly of the panel, and fixing any pixels is not possible after assembly. How can you avoid them? It is a good practice to check the LCD monitor or plasma TV with Dead Pixel Locator before purchasing, although not all vendors allow it. Still, every manufacturer has a dead pixel policy, which you should read carefully. If you find any defective pixels on your new LCD monitor or TV during the warranty period, it may qualify for a replacement! The application displays homogeneous colors on the monitor. Use the arrow keys to change the colors, and check every part of the screen very carefully for every color. If you find any pixels that have different colors than the background, first make sure that it is not the dust on the surface of the screen. :-) If you cannot wipe it off, that is a defective pixel.