Digital BW, The Print

Also on the Mac side is Apple's Preview utility, which is free.  I use  
it occasionally when printing notecards or other items with custom  
paper sizes because of an Adobe bug /conflict with OS X that prohibits  
printing custom page sizes via Gimp-print in Photoshop.  No editing  
capabilities, but fine just for printing.  iPhoto and Appleworks are  
other free Apple apps with printing, layout, templates, and some  
editing capabilities.

Carl
www.schophoto.com

On Sunday, October 19, 2003, at 12:30  PM, Paul Roark wrote:

> Since it looks like we'll have a $69 printer that can do archival  
> carbon
> printing soon without the need for Photoshop, the next question might  
> be
> what image processing software I should recommend to non-expert
> photographers without big budgets.
>
> It seems to me that for the genealogists and scrapbook fans, basic  
> tools in
> an easy-to-use format and a price under $100 is needed.  Some of the
> programs that came up in my initial search were Ulead PhotoImpact 8,  
> Digital
> Image Pro, and, of course, Adobe's Elements.  (I must admit that I  
> have a
> preference to see some company other than M$ or Adobe get more market  
> share
> here.)
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Paul
> http://www.PaulRoark.com
>
>
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