12/30 Can anyone recommend a digital image software that does good
editing, organizing (putting them into albums) as well as
archiving (e.g., burning CD-Rs, creating slideshows/VCDs) on Windows?
Adobe Photo Album 2.0 is nice except it has really poor support
for cd burners. It doesn't even see my drive (a Samsung)
although XP sees it no problem. I also tried the free Kodak
Easyshare, same problem. Is there any imaging software that offers
decent cd burner support?
\_ use an online service if you're having so much trouble at home.
they're all designed for technical illiterates.
\_ Talking about being presumptuous. I happen to be highly
technically literate. Like you never have problems with
any kind of hardware. And I didn't ask for a printing
software, I asked for a good digital photo archive software.
Perhaps you need to learn to be English literate first.
\_ If you're such a genius, why can't you get your COTS to
work? How hard could that be? And yes, I have hardware
problems. Unlike you, I also have solutions. That is the
difference between me and the technical illiterate such as
yourself. If you had checked online you'd see the services
provide both printing and storage. But you were too smart
to check that, huh?
\_ Why don't you just organize all the data in folders and
burn the compilation manually to the CD-R? What do the
above programs give you that you can't get from just
indexing stuff in explorer? With XP you can even thumbnail
them.
\_ I have been doing exactly that. Just that as my
photo collection starts growing into the 1000s,
it's getting more difficult without the help of
some 3rd party software...
\_ there is iView Prof, but it's $200 software ...
\_ Microsoft Paint but this is only for experts... |
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