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PictureItPostage

PictureItPostage - 2.2.2

Create real USPS postage from any photo.

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All Time: (3.6)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 2.2.2
Release Date: 2009-02-12
License: Freeware
Downloads (this version): 655
Downloads (all versions): 5,997
Price: $17.95
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PictureItPostage Reviewworks smoothly, no problems - Version: 2.1, 5/27/2006 11:14AM PST

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craigashby
the stamps i ordered arrived without a hitch. very simple process.
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PictureItPostage Reviewre nice software - Version: 2.0, 1/12/2006 04:53PM PST

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kit1
I have to revise my stars to 1. I uploaded a picture and got an email that it had to be approved first before they went into production so I waited for an email asking me for approval. Finally I emailed them this morning to cancel and mysteriously they had approved it on their own and started production the afternoon that I had I emailed them so they refused to cancel. Strange timing coincidence.
I can no longer reccomend them based on my interaction with them.
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PictureItPostage Reviewnice software - Version: 2.0, 1/6/2006 02:48PM PST

kit1
Just tried it and the interface to iPhoto is great. I ordered stamps but don't know how long they will take to get yet. Very easy to use. Wish the stamps weren't so expensive........
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PictureItPostage Reviewtwo weeks to ship stamps? - Version: 1.0, 6/27/2005 06:56PM PST

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Wes Plate
I think the program is great, but I'm disappointed that the stamps I ordered two weeks are only just now about to ship.
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PictureItPostage ReviewGreat little program - Version: 1.0, 6/14/2005 11:06PM PST

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CarlRJ

First off, just to be completely clear, Bytesmiths' commentary suggests everyone boycott this application because he doesn't like their pricing on an entirely different product. There's a followup by the developer which clears things up a bit, but I'm guessing that most will see the misleading comment in the reviews section and look no further.

Now, I've actually downloaded and used this application (PictureItPostage), and it seems to work quite well (very straightforward to use, gave me no problems, though I could have used a little finer-grained control over the image placement -- feels pretty polished for a v1.0 app). This program is free, and the cost to print picture stamps is exactly the same for Mac and PC users.

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PictureItPostage CommentaryBoycott Endicia! - Version: 1.0, 6/13/2005 02:07PM PST

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Bytesmiths
Their Mac products are consistently priced above their Windows products, and deliver less functionality. Call, email, or write Endicia and let them know you will not use their products until there is AT LEAST price parity, and preferably price-performance parity.

They are the only kid on the block for Mac users who want to do their own postage, but they are wrong to soak Mac users for the privilege of using their product.

For two years' difference in price, you can buy an old Windows box at a garage sale. Tell Endicia that you are going to buy an old Windows box for your postage needs, AND THEN BUY A COMPETITOR'S PRODUCT, until Endicia starts treating the Mac market with some respect.
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