- Photoshop Elements - for image editing and page construction. Also used to create additional elements to embellish pages. Has a learning curve but there is lots of support and tutorials around to help out.
- PowerPoint - seriously, I use this when I am making up very quick pages for the home albums. It has some useful graphic capabilities that are well worth learning
- SnagIt - screen capture program that is getting more and more featured with each new version. It has a good editor and lots of features for enhancing images. I use it a lot when creating instructions and tutorials
- ACDSee - image organiser
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2 comments:
Jan,
I don't have ACDSee, but I know everyone raves about it. Do you have the Pro version, and if so is that necessary?
I went with the home version as I am still wanting to be convinced it really is 'The Answer'. I would rather have stayed with Photoshop's own gallery software as it had great integration with PSE itself but I found it too slow and clunky. I'm dithering about pro. I'll explore it some more and let you know what I think.
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