Does Quick Look let you view files in RAR and ZIP archives?

In response to "rrwright": while I appreciate your Quick Look tip, I don't think you're sporting the appropriate attitude. I had no idea about this particular Quick Look feature, so thanks for the heads up; yes, I came digging around for a fullscreen slideshow app, and yes, this feature kept me from downloading Sequential. But not everyone has upgraded to Leopard. This includes a lot of my friends who are students, as well as several others who are either comfortable with Tiger or waiting for another 'dot release'. My only point is that, for some people, Sequential is still a great program and very much needed. "It sucks to be obsoleted by Leopard" looks a bit juvenile, not to mention makes a big assumption that everyone has upgraded. Somebody wrote code, donated it to the open source community, and filled a need: respect that. And since I believe you do, consider ensuring your comments reflect that. If I'd developed this app, I might be a little bit taken aback, and I might quit writing apps altogether if I'm just going to be "obsoleted".

Now that would be something that "sucks".

Why don't you just highlight your pictures in Finder, hold Option and press the Quicklook button (in Finder, not the space bar). This will do the same thing and you won't need an extra program.

I know. It sucks to be obsoleted by Leopard, but it's a cool feature.

this is an awesome app, exactly what i was looking for. i just wanted to look at my images without having to make a keynote slideshow or open up iphoto and this is perfect.

As the screenshot isn't much use, perhaps I can help with a description.

You click, file, open. You can then choose the first image in a folder or a pdf document. It then displays it full screen (not just maximised, everything else is black). I have found this very useful for sheet music that I have in PDF format as I can just step through each page.

I have to agree with ciaocibai below. (May I have a plus point for this?)

I just have to say, the screenshot for this app isn't the most helpful I've ever seen...