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ACD Systems Announces ACDSee Photo Editor for Windows Vista
VICTORIA, British Columbia – March 26, 2007 - ACD Systems International Inc., announced today the release of the “Certified For” Windows Vista version of ACDSee® Photo Editor. ACDSee Photo Editor is the software that makes creativity easy because it teaches you as you work, with guided step-by-step “How-To’s” for creating digital crafts and enhancing photos built right into the application itself.
“We’re amazed by the albums, digital scrapbooks and layouts our customers are creating with Photo Editor”, stated Mark Franklin, executive vice president of ACD Systems. “Customers are taking full advantage of the shift to digital photography by personalizing and preserving their memories in new and inspired ways. With Photo Editor’s short learning curve, more people can create their own digital keepsakes.”
ACDSee Photo Editor is the second ACD Systems product to earn the “Certified For” Windows Vista logo. ACD Systems released ACDSee® 9 Photo Manager for Vista on March 13, 2007.
“Microsoft is pleased that ACD Systems has earned the Certified for Windows Vista software logo for its ACDSee Photo Editor application,” said Brad Goldberg, general manager for Windows Vista Product Management at Microsoft Corp. “By certifying their applications, ACDSee is letting their customers know that their product has met explicit standards of reliability and quality, and has been tested and proven to deliver a superior experience with a PC running Windows Vista.”
Pricing and Availability
The full version of ACDSee Photo Editor, “Certified For” Windows Vista, is available in English for $69.99USD. Owners of the previous version of ACDSee Photo Editor can get their free Vista Certified update via the ACDSee Support Center at
www.acdsee.com/support/downloads/updates/. The Vista version of Photo Editor will run efficiently over XP too, if you are planning to update to Vista later.
For further details, please visit us at our corporate web site:
www.acdcorporate.com.
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