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ACDsee 8

reflectionsbyruth
 
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ACDsee 8

Post Tue Dec 27, 2005 2:31 am


Hi,
Does anyone here use ACDSee and own the latest version 8?

I recently won it on another website and wanted to hear others who might use it extensively for photo organization
Thanks,
Ruth

nzmalamute
 
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re acdsee

Post Tue Dec 27, 2005 5:16 am


i use an old version 3,is fast and simple but i have just downloaded version 8 off a friends web page

reflectionsbyruth
 
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Post Wed Dec 28, 2005 7:03 pm


so your friend stole it and is giving it out for free!!!!!!!!
Thats really stupid of him lol

nzmalamute
 
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re stealing

Post Wed Dec 28, 2005 7:22 pm


No he bought it and gave me a copy as a favour and he ISN'T into pirating

reflectionsbyruth
 
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Post Wed Dec 28, 2005 8:06 pm


oh sorry lol
I forgot they have that offer buy one gift one :)
Glad that you got it. Its much better than version 3.
I have used it since it first come out when it was free version 1 aroudn 1995-96

nzmalamute
 
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re acdsee

Post Wed Dec 28, 2005 8:23 pm


I even use an old version of Eudora email software,is faster but hasn't many extras,but i don't need the extras.i also use an old version of Mirc,again it is for the same reason,not that i use irc much these days.i used to spend hours on irc years ago

reflectionsbyruth
 
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Post Fri Dec 30, 2005 8:34 pm


Anyone else use ACDsee and have version 8 now?

I'm trying to figure out which will be better for organizing.

ACDSee or PicaJet

iau
 
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Post Sun Jan 22, 2006 7:00 pm


I've been using ACDSee7 for about a year, but updated to ACDSee8 when it was released. I like the software a lot, and its way to organize my pictures fits my needs a lot better than similar programs I've tried out (Extensis, iView, FotoStation amont others). It's also easy to use and have som advanced features that are very useful. I don't use it much to edit pictures, but it is possible.

Now I'm using ACDSee Pro which was released earlier this month. Most noteable difference is better support for RAW.

nzmalamute
 
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re acdsee 8

Post Mon Jan 23, 2006 8:23 am


I tried it and gee it sure is slow starting up so i uninstalled it

reflectionsbyruth
 
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Post Tue Jan 24, 2006 10:02 pm


WOW really? what system are you running it on? ACDSee starts fast and run fast on mine.
I also upgraded to ACDSee Pro for $49 instead of the $129 since I had just won Version 8. Anyone buying 8 during the time frame before Pro was released would be able to buy Pro for a discount :)
I'm categorizing anything I took pics of in Jan 2006 to test how I need to work my organizational flow

reflectionsbyruth
 
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Post Tue Jan 24, 2006 10:12 pm


I also tried Extensis, iView, FotoStation, PicaJet, Adobe Album, Jasc Paint Shop Album, Picasa, IMatch, and each one had something that just wouldnt do what I wanted it to.
I think a true photo organizer needs to be able to work with viewing offline/CD/DVD images so you know which CD/DVD to look on.
I didnt need one that does photo edition but if it did it well, that was a bonus.
Some just wont read RAW/NEF files and thats a MUST for me using a DSLR

nzmalamute
 
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re acdsee

Post Wed Jan 25, 2006 12:23 am


I use version 3 but i just use it for quick viewing,it goes thru the thumbnails a lot faster than Photoshop

reflectionsbyruth
 
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Post Wed Jan 25, 2006 2:28 am


I actually used ACDSee since version 1 when it was free :lol:

Windows XP will let you browse thumbnails and filmstrip style.

nzmalamute
 
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re

Post Wed Jan 25, 2006 4:52 am


I used to use old windows OS when IT was free,i remember it was a heck of a job trying to configure a modem,it was all manual work,had to be done in a script,then win3.1 came along

reflectionsbyruth
 
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Post Wed Jan 25, 2006 10:59 am


:D, I used to use OS/DOS too. I guess you remember the modem settings.. 8.N,1 :lol:

and turning on a computer that booted up with only c:> on the screen in either b/w or that wonderful green and black :lol: and of course you could always opt for amber and black .
Do you remember BBS's? :)

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