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Graham Hodge
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I know this has been covered before, but I'm looking for software that will catalogue thumbnails of image files, convert file formats, do slide shows etc.
All suggestions appreciated. Currently I use "Thumbs Plus" but recent upgrades run too slow.

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Gray Hodge celtman@ireland.com
Cam River Signs
Somerset, Tasmania,
Down Under


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Larry Elliott
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Gray,
If you have Corel 9 there is a pretty good image cataloger on the utilities CD, Canto Cumulus.

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Larry

Elliott Design
McLemoresville, Tn.

If you can't find the time to do it right,
where gonna find the time to do it over?


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Richard Bustamante
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Ya`gotta try out Acdsee. Small, and fast, with an explorer type interface. One plus, its free.

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Richard Bustamante
12646 E. American Ave.
Del Rey, Ca. 93616
e-mail: sign_wiz@pacbell.net


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Ryan Ursta
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Kudo Catalog Reader it works good.

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Ryan Ursta
Ursta Graphics
27 West Shenango St.
Sharpsville Pa. 16150
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David Fisher
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Gday Gray,
I went through this process about 12 months ago and after trying a few demo's I settled on ACDSee for image files (The newer 32 bit download has some annoying pop up reminders so I went backwards a version)
And CadThumb for vector files, it's handy because you can right click files in Windows Explorer and get a thumbnail of a vector file and I havent found another program that will do this.
If its any help I have installation files for both programs on disk here, they're only relatively small so I can email them if you'd like.
Both are shareware.
I'd be interested to hear what you settle on because if there is a program that is a cross between the two I'd jump at it.
Enjoy,
David

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Brisbane Australia
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Hi Gray,

You might check out CPIC-32. You can download a trial version at www.photodex.com

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Jerry Mathel
Jerry Mathel Signs
Grants Pass, Oregon
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Graham Hodge
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Thanks all, I've actually been thinking of buying Corel 7 select, I've not been a Corel user since vs3 and when SignLab went to Windows and became the best sign software in the world!!
Does Corel 7 have the image viewer mentioned here?
If not, I'll have a look at ACDSee, I had it some years ago before changing to Thumbs Plus.

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Gray Hodge celtman@ireland.com
Cam River Signs
Somerset, Tasmania,
Down Under


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David Fisher
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Gray,
I've got Corel 7 here and I can't see that viewer mentioned anywhere either in the standard installation or the setup disk.
Still looking though.
David

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Brisbane Australia
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Corel Version 7 has 'Corel Multimedia Manager' on the CD, it does not automatically install with the rest of the programs. Run Corel setup and choose it from the list. Pretty good all-around thumbnail veiwer.

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Larry

Elliott Design
McLemoresville, Tn.

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