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PhotoGridX - 1.8

quick image viewer with resizable thumbnails

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Current Version:	1.8
Release Date:	2004-07-04
License:	Commercial
Downloads (this version):	6,220
Downloads (all versions):	19,161
Price:	$15.00

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Product Description:

PhotoGrid is a simple image viewer that shows a lot of images at a time TreeView which is like Finder's list view lets you select the folders and files you want to view GridView lists all the image files as thumbnails in a grid structure You can resize the thumbnails at anytime so you can view the images with various scales PhotoGrid works like an image database but you don't have to register image files in order to organize the database. Ordinary folders themselves are the database Slideshow.

What's new in this version:

Panther compatible.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.2

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.2 or higher

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Able to print Index / Thumbnails - Version: 1.8, 7/14/2008 03:25AM PST

joemed

Simple App that allows a white background, change size of index images and print them.
The print window tells you how many on a page and how many pages.

Needs an update - Version: 1.8, 11/6/2007 04:22PM PST

janvanes

With MacOS 10.4.10, the application seems very slow, even on a new Mac (and only a few images). Unfortunately, PhotoGridX hasn't been updated in years...

The Best. Full Stop. - Version: 1.8, 7/11/2005 04:59PM PST

Reviewing-Type Guy

I've used PhotoGrid for a couple of years now and it really is the best. It works with pics in their original location and will view deep into a folder, something Photoshop's Image Browser won't do. I use PhotoGrid in combination with DateTree to import the images, and between the two apps, my digital image management is a breeze. Can't recommend it highly enough.