User Profile for TaosPhoto

Endicia 2.0.1 (Mac OS X)

SILVER BULLET FOR MAC PRIORITY AND EXPRESS USERS!!  

Priority or Express Mail via the USPS is the best bang for the buck to offer a consumer for lightweight inexpensive priced items that need to be trackable. It is a proven fact that online buyers yes/no decisions many times hinge on shipping cost. For 1 pound you can send a 3 day package for $3.85 including free packaging material such and envelopes and boxes. The new version of this software is even better than the last. Yes it is $20.00 a month for Endica but it will pay for itself if you are doing more than 20-30 packages a month. If your printer jams or a label mucks up getting a credit back to your account is a piece of cake. For the Mac user, a major problem has been the Java interface with the USPS- problem solved. In addition, it is very helpful that shipments are automatically tracked with 2 clicks with a visual colored button for various stages of purchases and shipments. The software has description, insurance and email fields that provide a log, which can be exported to a spreadsheet or database. A customer has a question. . .you have an answer. . .fast. eBay sellers, and small business shippers who prefer a Mac and a simple, affordable shipping solution need to give this (to me) sanity saving piece of software a try. I am not paid by Endica or any company or individual related to Endica/Swordfish. I am taking the time to do this because others should know that this is a winner and keeps getting better and the coders at Endica/Mac should be given a job well done. There is a version that works on a Windoze platform. [alert admin]

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Tuesday, November 02 2004 @ 02:46 PM PST

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TaosPhoto  

It is this type of non-user friendly & overly touted software that makes it diffacult for user to determine a budget for software. I have been messing with this *$&Y# for almost a year and in my opnion it's junk and I'm sorry I purchased it. I was hoping for a free upgrade that might make it mmore user friendly. Garbage. . .save your money! [alert admin]

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Wednesday, July 16 2003 @ 07:53 AM PDT

iLabel 1.7.1 (Mac OS X)

I tried all…  

morning to get this to do 84 per page slide labels and I could not get it to work right. To begin, when I launched it Safari would load. I finally closed my internet connect and it loaded. Then I re-loaded it and it launched the browser again. I re-booted and it seemed to load right but would never get the margins right. . . a few other issues. I really wanted this to work! [alert admin]

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Friday, January 31 2003 @ 10:24 AM PST

CADtools 2.1.4 (Mac OS 9, Mac OS X)

I've been trying…  

to find a basic CAD/CAM program for the Mac OSX and it is very surprising how few choices there are. While I have not made a final decision I will say that the customer service of Hot Door has been outstanding. Because it is a plug-in and not a stand-alone program, it presents some problems to make it fully functional in demo mode without forking out the $199.00. However, they offer a 90 money back no questions asked trial, so overall it's worth looking at if your already working in Illustrator. [alert admin]

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Thursday, January 30 2003 @ 06:23 AM PST

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