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ACDsee 7.0

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Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: CFster
Originally posted by: Anubis
yes but it still sucks compaired to Thumbs+ 7
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This may be true as far as features offered, but Thumbs can't be a default file viewer - correct me if I'm wrong. You have to open the program first to view a pic.
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yea you have to open it, but i hardly see that as a drawback
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I do. I want a picture to pop up when I click on a file in explorer. And I'm not going to leave Thumbs open as my file manager - it hogs too much memory.

The only advantage I see for Thumbs is that it stores the thumbnails in an archive - ACDSee remakes them everytime I believe.



 
Originally posted by: CFster
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: CFster
Originally posted by: Anubis
yes but it still sucks compaired to Thumbs+ 7
Click to expand...

This may be true as far as features offered, but Thumbs can't be a default file viewer - correct me if I'm wrong. You have to open the program first to view a pic.
Click to expand...

yea you have to open it, but i hardly see that as a drawback
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I do. I want a picture to pop up when I click on a file in explorer. And I'm not going to leave Thumbs open as my file manager - it hogs too much memory.

The only advantage I see for Thumbs is that it stores the thumbnails in an archive - ACDSee remakes them everytime I believe.
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I use explorer to view single files, I use thumbs to organize and view batches
 
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: CFster
Originally posted by: Anubis
yes but it still sucks compaired to Thumbs+ 7
Click to expand...

This may be true as far as features offered, but Thumbs can't be a default file viewer - correct me if I'm wrong. You have to open the program first to view a pic.
Click to expand...

yea you have to open it, but i hardly see that as a drawback
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Link to that program?
 
Originally posted by: ndee
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: CFster
Originally posted by: Anubis
yes but it still sucks compaired to Thumbs+ 7
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This may be true as far as features offered, but Thumbs can't be a default file viewer - correct me if I'm wrong. You have to open the program first to view a pic.
Click to expand...

yea you have to open it, but i hardly see that as a drawback
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Link to that program?
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Here.
 
Originally posted by: CFster
Went back to 5.0 from 6.0. Way too slow and bloated. I expect 7.0 will be the same way...
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6.0 was total crap and hosed some of my files when I uninstalled it.
Irfan is better (even if it is a little light on the features), and it's free,
 
Originally posted by: Goth
Originally posted by: CFster
Went back to 5.0 from 6.0. Way too slow and bloated. I expect 7.0 will be the same way...
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6.0 was total crap and hosed some of my files when I uninstalled it.
Irfan is better (even if it is a little light on the features), and it's free,
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Irfan doesn't seem to recognize my mpeg files. It keeps giving me errors when it hits one and doesn't go back to displaying jpgs unless I shut it down and restart it.:thumbsdown:
 
Originally posted by: Doggiedog

Irfan doesn't seem to recognize my mpeg files. It keeps giving me errors when it hits one and doesn't go back to displaying jpgs unless I shut it down and restart it.:thumbsdown:
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I don't think it recognizes any video files, but I could be wrong, as I don't use it for video files. When it encounters one on my system, it will squirrel around for a bit, pop up a "Not an Image" (or something like that) box where a thumbnail or full image would normally be seen. However, it does continue to show other jpgs as I cycle through them in thumbnail viewing. It seems to load pictures much faster than other viewers and it's easy to do batch processing/updating of digicam pics, which is a big help when your digicam wants to take dark pictures :disgust: (No more Kodak digicams for Goth).
 
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: ndee
Originally posted by: Nik
Let me be the second, today. WRONG FORUM. AGAIN.
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Shut up.
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Eat my ass. Would you like a spoon?
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no i want 1 of those super spikey Forks you use to grill steaks on the BBQ with..

bend over biatch!

BTW is the new ACDsee better than Compupic Pro yet?
 
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