Hey! I’ve popped into your blog a couple of times but never commented because most of the info you’ve had has been about ACDSee, which as you now isn’t Mac supported. I really loved the idea of what ACDSee could do but it only frustrated me to see more of what I couldn’t have… boooohoooo, lol. I can’t tell you how excited I am to see that there is a program that actually works with a Mac that looks as good as ACDSee if not better… oooooooohhhhhhhhh!!!! Thanks so much for bringing this to my attention! You rawk!!! I’m interested to hear from other mak digi-scrappers what they think of this program if they have it too. I have to ear mark some money to buy it, even if it is only $30 but in the meantime, I’m curious what they say about it.

Thanks for keeping us MAC users in mind. I was absolutely depressed when I realized ACDSee didn’t work with MAC - - especially after spending so much time arranging on my laptop with it. Hope this is the “answer” we’re looking for - — keep us posted! Thanks again

I have been testing graphic converter for a week or so now, and I am sorry to say that it is not very good for scrapbooking (in my opinion). I have cataloged about 6000 items which is just 25% of my scrapbooksupplies. The main reason that I don´t like it, is that the search function is way too slow. You can add keywords to all kinds of files, but when you do a search for a keyword it takes up to several minutes to find the items(I have 2G ram and a 2.16Ghz processor) It is not even close to ACDsee….. I have also tested Shoebox, Mediadex and IView Media, and I have decided to go for the last one(Pro edition). The IView Media simple version is also a good alternative, but it doesn´t allow more than 8000 items in each catalog and you can´t use it to rename your files. The Pro version allows unlimited items in a cataloge and it also lets you rename files.(You have to hurry to buy it, because they don´t make the program anymore, Microsoft has bought the company and they have made a new version of it that cost $299. Amazon still have the old version at $129)