In article <elinton-2210961939030001 at waller-a-asy-14.rutgers.edu>,
elinton at rci.rutgers.edu (Eric W. Linton) wrote:
>We are creating by scanning and direct capture many images and viewing
>them in Photoshop 3. Dose anyone know of a commercial or shareware product
>for macintosh that will show thumbnail views
>of a large number of images at the same time.
There are a number of image-management programs out there for the Mac,
ranging from very high-end (for newspapers and such) on down. The two
that I know well are out of date, unfortunately, but they may be starting
points: Kodak Shoebox (get it?) has now been replaced by another product
(different publisher) whose name I forget, but the folks at Kodak can
probably tell you who to contact (they sold the support etc. to the new
folks). The other one is Aldus Fetch. I am sure there are others.
A very cheap way to make small thumbnails is to use a program which makes
tiny thumbnails and uses them as icons for the images- you can then look
at them in the Finder. I think that GraphicConverter does this; it's on
the usual info-mac mirror sites.
Hope this helped a little!
Ethan
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Ethan Benatan
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