If you buy the update to Photoshop CS2, it comes with the Picture
Bridge application which then does what ACDSee and Breeze Browser do
in terms of sorting, arranging, manipulating your files. And it also
integrates and speeds up your RAW file processing and Photoshop
editing work. FAR better than the File Browser in Photoshop CS.
The standalone program I use when not using Bridge is iView MediaPro.
It doesn't do as much as Bridge and Photoshop together, but it's a
much smaller footprint, fast to start and run, and handles a lot of
what I do everyday.
Godfrey
On Oct 16, 2005, at 11:36 PM, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Bruce Dayton turned me on to Breeze Browser, a nice little program for
organizing and working with files. I like it quite a bit.
My free evaluation is about to expire, and I realized I've not done
any
comparison shopping. I'd like to check one or two more programs
before
opening my wallet. Any suggestions, or thoughts on what to stay
away from?
BTW, I really like Breeze Browser, and would have no problem
recommending
it as a good choice ... I just have to see what else is out there.
Shel
"Am I paranoid or perceptive?"
