Digital BW, The Print

I guess that this is something of a flame but I just have to get this frustrating program off of my chest.

I gave using it the ole college try even through a few updates but it is still a failure in my opinion.

I want to like it but among some minor issues, it crashes on me at all the wrong times especially with large tiff files, so bye-bye ACDSee.

Dave.
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David Keenan, ausdlk@... on 6/10/2006

David,

I've used various versions of ACDSee for years and found it a fairly 
stable program in most of its versions. I do have some minor issues with 
it, but end up coming back to it for various purposes.

The main issue I currently have with it is that it can leave a lot of 
temporary files on the disk, I think when other software I'm using 
crashes. 

So I'd suspect your problem is due to some particular peculiarity with 
your system rather than to ACDSee. I have had similar problems with some 
other software, which works fine for most people but hangs my system. So 
though I sympathise, I don't think your complaint is fair to ACDSee.

Regards,


Peter Marshall
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David Keenan wrote:

> I guess that this is something of a flame but I just have to get this frustrating program off of my chest.
>
> I gave using it the ole college try even through a few updates but it is still a failure in my opinion.
>
> I want to like it but among some minor issues, it crashes on me at all the wrong times especially with large tiff files, so bye-bye ACDSee.
>
> Dave.
>

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, David Keenan 
<ausdlk@...> wrote:
>
> I guess that this is something of a flame but I just have to get 
this frustrating program off of my chest.
> 
> I gave using it the ole college try even through a few updates but 
it is still a failure in my opinion.
> 
> I want to like it but among some minor issues, it crashes on me at 
all the wrong times especially with large tiff files, so bye-bye 
ACDSee.
> 
> Dave.
> -- 
> David Keenan, ausdlk@... on 6/10/2006
>


Dave-

I used ACDsee since it was "classic" and gave up on them.

I now use a free app:  http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm

try it... it's what ACDsee what originally... and free, like ACD was 
as well.

cheers,

Tom O'Connell