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Need something to replace Lemke Graphic Converter, PC format

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lgcowie@gmail.com - 28 Jul 2005 16:05 GMT
My company is removing all the MAC's from the network.
I use the slide show in GC to sort images into different folders.

I need a PC app that can to that as well, I've not found anything...
Devi Jankowicz - 28 Jul 2005 23:15 GMT
> My company is removing all the MAC's from the network.
> I use the slide show in GC to sort images into different folders.
>
> I need a PC app that can to that as well, I've not found anything...

Why come to this newsgroup? If you can't change your employer, I guess
there must be a PC-dedicated newsgroup or two that would have the answer
you want.
Heartfelt commiserations.
Devi
Gregory Weston - 29 Jul 2005 11:44 GMT
> My company is removing all the MAC's from the network.
> I use the slide show in GC to sort images into different folders.
>
> I need a PC app that can to that as well, I've not found anything...

You can't convince your employer that there's a business case for
keeping one machine so you can do your job? I should think it would be
the responsibility of the person/group driving the change to come up
with the _complete_ replacement system rather than just throwing new
hardware at the users and instructing them to cope.

FWIW, GraphicConverter was the tractor that brought the first Mac into
my office because we couldn't find a more efficient or more effective
tool. We bought an $800 machine as a dongle for a $35 app because there
was no worthwhile Windows solution anywhere near that total price point
for our needs.

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Rowbotth - 29 Jul 2005 22:59 GMT
> > My company is removing all the MAC's from the network.
> > I use the slide show in GC to sort images into different folders.
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> was no worthwhile Windows solution anywhere near that total price point
> for our needs.

Really.  I'd have thught that Photoshop would be able to do this sort of
thing.  Pricey like borscht, but companies gladly buy these type of apps
in order to maintain conformity...

H.
Gregory Weston - 30 Jul 2005 01:20 GMT
> > > My company is removing all the MAC's from the network.
> > > I use the slide show in GC to sort images into different folders.
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> thing.  Pricey like borscht, but companies gladly buy these type of apps
> in order to maintain conformity...

Photoshop could do what we needed. Thing is it was literally half the
speed on a more expensive machine. I'm honestly not sure now if, at the
time, a machine on which PhotoShop could keep up with GC on that iMac
was available.

For the task we needed to perform, of course. That's always the gotcha.
I wouldn't begin to suggest that such performance disparity was the
general case.

G

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Cathy Stevenson - 31 Jul 2005 20:24 GMT
> > > > My company is removing all the MAC's from the network.
> > > > I use the slide show in GC to sort images into different folders.
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> G

There is a demo of Photoshup Elements.

Cathy

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Scott Ellsworth - 30 Jul 2005 01:26 GMT
> > > My company is removing all the MAC's from the network.
> > > I use the slide show in GC to sort images into different folders.
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> thing.  Pricey like borscht, but companies gladly buy these type of apps
> in order to maintain conformity...

It probably can, but it is a rather complicated tool.  GC is a very
straightforward one for the tasks it does.

Scott

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Rowbotth - 30 Jul 2005 01:47 GMT
> > > > My company is removing all the MAC's from the network.
> > > > I use the slide show in GC to sort images into different folders.
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>
> Scott

No argument there.  It is just that the OP was concerned about doing his
job, and from what I've seen Corporate World would rather buy a 50k$
program than back off on a declaration and admit they may have erred.  
Even if a free-ware program (or as close to free as you can get without
swearing) is better, faster, cheaper, and more user oriented....  So I
was trying to help the guy find a solution that kept him employed with
the same Company, is all.  If he chooses to vote with his shoe leather,
so be it.  But that would be his choice, not mine.

H.
Cathy Stevenson - 29 Jul 2005 21:28 GMT
> My company is removing all the MAC's from the network.
> I use the slide show in GC to sort images into different folders.
>
> I need a PC app that can to that as well, I've not found anything...

Adobe Photoshop Elements?

Cathy

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AES - 29 Jul 2005 23:30 GMT
> > My company is removing all the MAC's from the network.
> > I use the slide show in GC to sort images into different folders.
> >
> > I need a PC app that can to that as well, I've not found anything...
> >
> Adobe Photoshop Elements?

Doesn't iView MediaPro now come in a PC version?  It's well-regarded in
the Mac world.
Madwen - 29 Jul 2005 23:33 GMT
> "there's a dance or two in the old dame yet." - mehitabel

Totally off-topic but Don Marquis was born on this day in 1878.  :)
Cathy Stevenson - 31 Jul 2005 20:19 GMT
> > "there's a dance or two in the old dame yet." - mehitabel
>
> Totally off-topic but Don Marquis was born on this day in 1878.  :)

Thank you, Mad!  

Cathy

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