$29.95 with no disclaimer that it doesn't yet work with the latest software.
Yet, they are still selling this software. This doesn't work and the answer from support was. Not even to just view the pictures you have on your Mac.Īny idea when Acdsee will work on a Mac? I have Acdsee MAC Pro 3.7.201 and Mac OS 10.12.1 Sierra. By not supported, what I really mean is it does not work. We are now in 2017, and it is still not supported. As a software developer, they should have had it in their hands to verify that it worked before then). I have been very patient waiting for this new version (Of note: Mac OS 10.12.1 Sierra, was released September 20,2016. Note there is no disclaimer that it wont work with the current MAC OSX. Here is the link for the site where you can buy the product that does not work. They suggested that they would have it out before Christmas, they did not make it. They are still selling the product, that does not work, the Beta that they referred to for version 4, is still not available. Here is the post and the response I have gotten from Acdsee. Overall, ACDSee Free is a good, speedy photo viewer but it could have included a few more features to differentiate itself from the stock Windows Photo Viewer.Acdsee PRO for the MAC OS, does not work on the latest version of the OS. Since Windows Photo View is included with Windows, there really isn't a good reason to seek out an alternative photo viewer. Yes, ACDSee Free is lightweight and quick but Windows Photo Viewer isn't a slouch either.
There are tons of print options for users to tinker with to get the best possible results.ĪCDSee Free's greatest strength is also its greatest weakness. Once you're done viewing your photographs, you can quickly access print settings to make sure it fits on the specific type of paper you're using. Zoom in and out of photos with the '+' and '-' keys or quickly set it as your desktop background from the 'Tools' menu.Īnother cool feature of ACDSee Free is its print controls. ACDSee Free gives you a great image viewer that responds quickly. Apps like Adobe Lightroom are great for managing and touching up huge image libraries but they are often slow and resource heavy.
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