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Thanks go out to

Jarno Elonen for NanoHTTPD See: https://github.com/NanoHttpd/nanohttpd
Mikael Grev for the MiG Layout. See: http://miglayout.com
Michael Rudolf for the JWizz framework. See: http://javaprog.net/jwizz/
Franklin He for the Simplified and Traditional Chinese translations
Drew Noakes for posting the Exif decoder software on his homepage http://drewnoakes.com
Philip Milne for contributing the Table sorter code via the Java Tutorial
Lode Leroy for helping with the run-from-jar
Joe Azure for the Page Count display in the Thumbnail pane
Dean S. Jones for his icon collection on http://sourceforge.net/projects/icon-collection/ that I have modified to suit my needs.
Rob Camick for his Wrap Layout https://tips4java.wordpress.com/2008/11/06/wrap-layout/
Font Awesome for the Free Icon Fonts https://fontawesome.com/
JSON in Java [package org.json] for JSON parser https://github.com/stleary/JSON-java
Awaitility for asynchronous testing https://github.com/awaitility/awaitility/wiki/Getting_started
Jidesoft for the JIDE Common Layer (Open Source Project) which I use for the JidePopupMenu which overflows nicelyhttp://www.jidesoft.com/products/oss.htm
simple icon for the movie and document iconshttp://simpleicon.com/movie-1.html license
Sandra Keller for putting up with me while I was developing this software which she would "Delete right away after downloading it from the internet"

About the Author

Richard Eigenmann works for a Private Bank in Zürich, Switzerland. He has been programming computers since 1983. After Y2K he taught himself Java and used it to write JPO. He uses JPO for his own picture collection.

Contact: richard.eigenmann@gmail.com
Personal homepage: http://richieigenmann.users.sourceforge.net

About the Project

JPO was written in Zürich, Switzerland but also while on vacation in South Africa and th Caribbean. The sites JPO was coded at include aeroplanes, trains, cars, safari camps, sail boats, botanical gardens, restaurants, bars and swimming pools.

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Last update to this page: 25 April 2023
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