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"I don't think there is a single application that I rely on more then ACDSee. For the past 4-5 years I have been using ACDSee 32 v2.42 (now known as Classic) to view and manage all my images. It's quick, reliable and a clean interface without the bells and whistles. ACDSee works by creating a thumbnail database of your images so you can quickly view them only requesting the originals when needed. This method will allow you to index archived photos on CDs and only require the actual disk when you want the full size image. Searching for a specific photo over multiple CDs was the exact feature I was looking for."
Steven DesRoches, SilverOrange.Com
"ACDSee is among the top image managers and several necessary new features have been introduced in this version"
Sue Chastain, About.Com
"Organizing and previewing photos is one of ACDSee's strengths. The file browser is split into several tables. In one table, you can browse to the folder you would like to preview. In another, it displays all the thumbnails within the folder. If you select one of the thumbnails, it displays an even larger thumbnail (depending on how much space you give to the table). Right-clicking on a thumbnail gives you several options. You can create a slide show, rate the pictures, rotate, resize, rename, print, set as wallpaper, and view more information. If you choose "properties" it will open a new scrollable table that displays more information than you could possibly use including the EXIF (digital camera) data. You can also add keywords, rank the pictures, organize them into categories and add captions. This will help you organize the photos and perform advanced searches. In addition, you can create new albums to sort your photos or archive your photos to a CD."
TopTenReviews.Com
"ACDSee has been a powerhouse image management program for years. And despite the growing number of competitors, such as Adobe Photoshop Album, ACDSee 8 continues to set the bar."
Sally Wiener Grotta, PCMag.Com, 4/5 Stars.
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