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[Charles J. Hentz]

I would like to see either a way to make smaller thumbnails, or to view in 'list' format. OR best yet, a button to organize 'By Name'. This would allow me to number the files and then modify individual images without getting them put to the end of the 'line'. I use a program by Jasc called Photo Album that will do this. Unfortunately with your organizer as an image is modified, it goes to the end of the thumbnails. This wouldn' be a problem, but in order to get them to the top, I sometimes have to drop them midway, then scroll up (it won't automatically scroll while I have the image 'in hand' as most programs will), repick the image and then get it in the right spot. Just a suggestion.

[Styler]

In Version 3.xx, you can press the Ctrl+"+" or Ctrl+"-" to enlarge or reduce the size the thumbnial. Press the Ctrl+"0" to reset to the normal size. Press the Ctrl+"\" to toggle between the filmstrip and tumbnail view.

Right click in the thumbnial frame to open the menu and select the way you want to sort (by name, size, modify date/time, create date/time, type, image width and height.)

Version 3 does automatically scroll when you drag the image. Also, in the "Create" page, because the thumbnial frame has only one column, it might be diffcult for you to locate the insert position by automatic scrolling if you have a large number of photos. To solve this problem, we have a special docking feature. Drag the image to the outside of the frame. A floating thumbnail dock will be created. Scoll the thumbnial slot to find the position where you want to insert. Then drag the floating thumbnail back into the frame.

There are more advanced organization features in the new version, please check:

http://www.3d-album.com/product/organizer.html

for more information.

Styler

[Charles J. Hentz]

Well, it's good that it's been improved. Unfortunately I bought DVD version 2.03. I like what the program is attempting to do, but I must say it has a LONG way to go. Trying to figure out which styles have accurate time 'intervals' etc. is driving me crazy and is quite time consuming. I had heard the later styles are much better in this regard, but how the heck are we supposed to know which ones those are? Plus some of the versions don't fit the images properly while others do. Very frustrating. I'd have purchased the Commercial version at $150 had I known, but not at $300, especially seeing all the 'troubles' this version has.

Charlie