Microsoft Windows 7 (SP1), Windows 8.1, Windows 10 (64-bit editions only) & Windows 11Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 or Microsoft EdgeMicrosoft DirectX 10 or higherWindows Media Player 9.0
ACDSee Pro 8 is available for $199.99 and ACDSee 18 is available for $79.99. Both products are also available via subscription starting at $79 per year at www.365.acdsee.com. Additional information, including full system requirements can be found online at www.acdsee.com.
Acdsee Pro 7 Keygen Only
I have been using ACDSee professionally for over a decade. I have been recommending and teaching it at union classes. However their tech and sales support have gone way down hill. I have been trying to upgrade to Pro 8 for 3 days now. I have a trial version, but they can't take my payment. I spent 38 minutes on the phone with their "Online Sales" which is, in fact, a company called Digital River. They couldn't figure out why my "Upgrade" box was grey and they couldn't take a payment. They referred me to Tech Support. Tech Support responds via email, the only way they are accessible these days, that they will respond within 1-3 business days. This is day 2 with no response. I sent emails to which I received a response from someone who said to call her and she would make it happen. I left 4 messages over the past 2 days without a response. I was a enthusiastic supporter, but am now a very unhappy camper here. This isn't the only time I've had difficulties with their support.
I'm not saying they shouldn't try to make it an all-in-one tool. Nice for sure for certain users will have a broader sell. The only thing I'd like to see is tool developers (in general) focus on really speeding up their tool. Everybody wants speed. Not everybody wants all their new features.But that's not only ACDSee btw.
When I look at my raw images on the hard disk, their thumbs appear almost instantaneously because I use the database feature in ACDSee called "catalogue folders" (or somthing like that, I'm translating here from the German version)This feature goes through all selected folders and creates the thumbnails for each image on the disk. It can take a few hours, if you have thousands of images like I do, but it is only done once, while I'm sleeping, and then afterwards those thumbs all appear instantly.
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