Stick Software has announced the release of PhotoReviewer 1.4, a photo management tool for Mac OS X. Among other things, PhotoReviewer allows users to quickly flip though photos that have imported to their machine, choosing which ones are “keepers” and which ones aren’t.
Read MorePhotoReviewer 1.4 released by Stick Software
Blazingly fast photo viewing & organizing app adds support for QuickTime
video, configurable key controls
Redwood City, CA, October 8, 2004 – Stick Software announced version 1.4 of
PhotoReviewer, a photo management tool for Mac OS X. PhotoReviewer helps
you quickly (very quickly!) flip though photos that you’ve imported to your
machine, choosing which ones are “keepers” and which ones aren’t. You can
sort your images into different folders, find and delete duplicates, and
rename your images to fit the category they are placed in.
Microsoft has confirmed to MacMinute that its recently released Virtual PC 7 will not work with Power Mac G5s with more than 2GB of RAM installed. “Microsoft is aware of this important issue, which will affect a small percentage of customers, and has made it a high priority to address as quickly as possible,” a Microsoft spokesperson told MacMinute. The software giant said that an update to Virtual PC 7 is expected within the coming weeks that will solve the problem.
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, the 17-inch 1.8GHz model for $1,954 ($1,499 retail), and the 20-inch 1.8GHz iMac G5 for $2,342 ($1,899 retail).
PC World found that Apple is the “clear winner” when it comes to which stores have the smartest salespeople, lowest prices, and widest selection. The magazine recently surveyed nearly 3,500 readers and shopped 15 stores (brick-and-mortar and online retailers) to come up with the results. “Mac fans, start gloating. If there’s a clear winner in our survey results, it’s Apple. Some 63 percent of survey respondents who had visited the Apple Store rated the overall quality of its buying advice a 6 or 7.
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