Diiva 1.0.2
Diiva is able to automatically categorize images, display image previews and manage your archive of downloaded pictures.
Diiva, a powerful combination of newsreader software and online services, gives you a much easier way to view newsgroup pictures. It transparently accesses the Diiva services to provide a complete browsing solution.
Diiva also offers a full array of traditional newsreader features, such as queued downloads and easy newsgroup selection, as well as the features of a powerful image browser - quick previews, a high-speed predictive decompressor, and a multitude of image sorting options. With so many pictures available, Diiva helps you find the good ones, and helps you build an archive of images that you like.
For more detailed information, including on updates, please read the documentation or visit the home page.
Requirements: A PowerPC-based Macintosh; Mac OS 8.0 or later; thousands of colors at 640 x 480 or better; about 10 Megs free RAM.
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