Comic book reader / CDisplay Comic Reader Review

Summary: CDisplay is a wit reader based on CDisplay. CDisplay has characteristics like it permits the user to view image files in a order without the need for any decompression

Keywords: CDisplay comic book reader

The comic books are now accessible in digital format that we have back when we were children. CBR (comic book RAR archive) or CBZ (comic book ZIP archive) format can only be opened by a comic book reading software. One of the popular comic books reading software is the CDisplay Comic Reader.

Image files can be sighted in order without having any decompression through CDisplay comic book reader. If you have a large number of archived comic book files and you don't have enough space to decompress them use this software. This “retained compression” feature facilitates me to keep the small space I have and still open the comic books.

I will deviate a little bit here. I am against the illegal downloading of comic books off the internet personally.  I have digital comic books which are available for download in public domains. I contributed a bit to the comic book business by not participating in such illegal activities.

Back on the CDisplay, it has simple image navigation method. Instead of opening each image file one by one just click on a page to progress to the next one. The CDisplay software also displays the images as like you're considering it in an actual comic book.

I like this as I always want to sight comic books in their natural presentation layout. It would have been an enormous disappointment (at least for me) if it wasn't applied in this software. I would like to advise the two-page broaden view just for the reason of comic book tradition.

CDisplay supports a lot of in style image formats like BMP, GIF, JPEG and PNG. In respect of image quality, they only differ formerly you begin zooming in on the pages. The fine fact about some image formats, mainly the lossless ones, is that you can zoom in as greatly as you want exclusive of affecting its readability factor. Until you can actually see the dots and pixels you can zoom in. Yes, CDisplay allows you to do just that.

I will highly-recommend it to any comic book fan and this software is amazingly easy to use.