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Extensis Portfolio Server - 8.5

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Current Version:	8.5
Release Date:	2007-08-14
License:	Commercial
Downloads (this version):	1,030
Downloads (all versions):	1,861
Price:	$6,050.00

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Product Description:

The perfect software solution for marketing and creative workgroups, Portfolio Server 8.5â¢ provides centralized control and organization for your volumes of creative digital assets. Easy to rollout and use, Portfolio Server will keep pace with your business. With its ability to automate workflow tasks (archiving, web publishing and more) and to offer various access points, Portfolio Server makes the job easier on all the participants in your creative assets lifecycle.

What's new in this version:

Portfolio Project Sync for Adobe® CS3®
Default Field Values
Improved AutoSync Performance
Expanded SQL Database Support
Enhanced PDF and EPS Support

Operating System Requirements:

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

Windows 2000 SP 2
Windows XP
Windows 2003
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements:

Server class processor(s) at 1GHz or faster
512 MB RAM
500MB hard drive space
1024 x 768 or larger display
Network interface with a 10 megabit or faster connection
Apple QuickTime 7 or higher
Adobe Reader 5 or higher
Microsoft Office 2003 SP2 or higher for text indexing and thumbnailing of Office file types.

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Sounds like a great package... for the two companies that can afford it - Version: 8.5, 9/7/2007 11:55AM PST

Dester Wallaboo

We've been looking into a package like this.... however, after reviewing the initial costs coupled with the annual service contract it appears there are two companies in my state that could actually afford this little doozy.

When will companies dump this outrageous cost and licensing BS that they keep stuffing down our throats?

I'd be willing to cough up maybe $2,000 for this package and.... if you twisted my arm nearly off, I'd pay a $500 annual service contract..... but that's it. Period.