Comments on: About http://blog.acdsee.com Bringing your digital photos to life. Wed, 23 Jul 2008 20:25:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Connie http://blog.acdsee.com/about/#comment-2093 Connie Sat, 08 Mar 2008 16:11:48 +0000 #comment-2093 Hi, Unfortunately we don't have a Mac version of ACDSee Photo Manager at this time. For PC owners, we do offer ACDSee Photo Editor which makes layers easy. Hi,
Unfortunately we don’t have a Mac version of ACDSee Photo Manager at this time.

For PC owners, we do offer ACDSee Photo Editor which makes layers easy.

]]> By: Th. Leeman http://blog.acdsee.com/about/#comment-1622 Th. Leeman Tue, 01 Jan 2008 12:50:56 +0000 #comment-1622 With ACDSee getting better and better I wonder how long it wil take before I can do away with absurdly expensive Photoshop. I am using the legal version, recently updated for a significant (a)mount of money and now I change to an IMac computer they expect me to pay over 1000 euro for an IMac - compatible version. By the way, what is your policy in this respect ? I have been using ACDSee for years now and enjoyed every addition to the software. I use it next to Photoshop because I find ACDSee more convenient for the management of my pictures. Photoshop is still unbeatable for editing pictures. When do you introduce layers ? With ACDSee getting better and better I wonder how long it wil take before I can do away with absurdly expensive Photoshop. I am using the legal version, recently updated for a significant (a)mount of money and now I change to an IMac computer they expect me to pay over 1000 euro for an IMac - compatible version.

By the way, what is your policy in this respect ?
I have been using ACDSee for years now and enjoyed every addition to the software. I use it next to Photoshop because I find ACDSee more convenient for the management of my pictures. Photoshop is still unbeatable for editing pictures. When do you introduce layers ?

]]> By: Jason http://blog.acdsee.com/about/#comment-19 Jason Fri, 06 Jul 2007 14:58:53 +0000 #comment-19 Hello Daniel, You'll be happy to hear that a Vista certified version of FotoSlate will be available in the fall. I look forward to exploring partner opportunities. Til then, Jason Hello Daniel,

You’ll be happy to hear that a Vista certified version of FotoSlate will be available in the fall.

I look forward to exploring partner opportunities.

Til then,

Jason

]]> By: Daniel Roberts http://blog.acdsee.com/about/#comment-17 Daniel Roberts Fri, 06 Jul 2007 07:47:18 +0000 #comment-17 Hi Jason We are a specialist website in print-your-own-photo-albums (and as far as I can find - the only one!). Based in the UK, but we would be very keen to find a partner in the US. We push Fotoslate 4 - For home albums it is the best package I have found (and I have tested a lot). My only hope is that ACD Systems does not allow it to languish. Best wishes Daniel Hi Jason

We are a specialist website in print-your-own-photo-albums (and as far as I can find - the only one!). Based in the UK, but we would be very keen to find a partner in the US.

We push Fotoslate 4 - For home albums it is the best package I have found (and I have tested a lot). My only hope is that ACD Systems does not allow it to languish.

Best wishes
Daniel

]]> By: acdsee tips http://blog.acdsee.com/about/#comment-10 acdsee tips Wed, 27 Jun 2007 21:35:53 +0000 #comment-10 ACDSee photo management absolutely beats most (if not all?) of the photo management utilities typically shipped with digital cameras, hands down. ACDSee 9, aside from the odd name, has been lightning-fast and easily manages all of my photos and videos. It has lots and lots of organizing features and pays special attention to archiving and backing up its database, which is wonderful. The user interface is a bit technical and not overly user-friendly, but the features are worth the extra effort. The included help is marginal, at best. [...] Thanks for this great software and Hope to see more interesting stuff for ACDSee ACDSee photo management absolutely beats most (if not all?) of the photo management utilities typically shipped with digital cameras, hands down. ACDSee 9, aside from the odd name, has been lightning-fast and easily manages all of my photos and videos. It has lots and lots of organizing features and pays special attention to archiving and backing up its database, which is wonderful. The user interface is a bit technical and not overly user-friendly, but the features are worth the extra effort. The included help is marginal, at best. [...]

Thanks for this great software and Hope to see more interesting stuff for ACDSee

]]> By: Connie http://blog.acdsee.com/about/#comment-8 Connie Sat, 23 Jun 2007 18:41:51 +0000 #comment-8 Hey Tracey, I appreciate that. :) But credit needs to be given to my sister, Heidi, too! She helps everyone with the REALLY technical issues. And she created & keeps DigiScrapInfo.com going. (She is just quieter than I am) Hey Tracey, I appreciate that. :)

But credit needs to be given to my sister, Heidi, too! She helps everyone with the REALLY technical issues. And she created & keeps DigiScrapInfo.com going. (She is just quieter than I am)

]]> By: Haley64 http://blog.acdsee.com/about/#comment-7 Haley64 Sat, 23 Jun 2007 15:05:02 +0000 #comment-7 Jason, I am so glad that you got the Blog back up! I can't image being without ACD and I use it for all my digital images and scrapbooking supplies. I have to mention how wonderful Connie has been in helping to promote ACD in the scrapbooking area. She is also so helpful in answering all our How To: questions! WTG Jason, I am so glad that you got the Blog back up! I can’t image being
without ACD and I use it for all my digital images and scrapbooking supplies.
I have to mention how wonderful Connie has been in helping to promote
ACD in the scrapbooking area. She is also so helpful in answering all our
How To: questions! WTG

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