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Digital Photographer's Software Guide - Bertemes - Net

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Description<br />

Plugin Manager is a utility that will help you manage plug-ins made with the Filter<br />

Factory module (provided with Photoshop), regardless of their host application. It works<br />

with plug-ins for Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, PhotoLine, Premiere, Painter, After<br />

Effects, Illustrator, and so on.<br />

Features include a customizable user interface; ability to store keywords, descriptions<br />

and up to 100 preview images for each plug-in; comprehensive search engine for<br />

keywords, author, and category; renaming and moving between categories; and a quick<br />

launch bar for frequently used plug-ins.<br />

Comments<br />

Once you have acquired a few dozen plug-ins, you need to manage them. Plugin<br />

Manager, from this reliable vendor, does it very effectively. Its rival is the freeware Plugin<br />

Commander.<br />

Version: Plugin Manager 2.1 (2008)<br />

OS: Windows 95, 98, 98 SE, ME, NT4, 2000, XP, and Vista<br />

RAM: 128MB<br />

Supported file formats: Major formats in RGB, CMYK, and grayscale<br />

Price level: Approx. $25<br />

Address: I.C.NET <strong>Software</strong> GmbH, Michael Johannhanwahr, Robert-Bunsen-Str. 70, 28357<br />

Bremen, Germany<br />

www.icnet.de<br />

SnagIt<br />

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Vendor: TechSmith Corporation<br />

Purpose: Comprehensive screen capture utility, with 32-bit capture together with edit and share<br />

tools<br />

Description<br />

SnagIt is long-established, consistently improved software for screen capture, editing,<br />

and sharing. It allows you to capture anything on the screen: the whole screen, an individual<br />

window, or a scrolling Web page. It is invaluable for people who write technical<br />

documentation because it can capture a single menu or cascading (multiple-layer) menus<br />

from Windows applications. Text capture is easy, too, even where normal cut-and-paste<br />

methods fail to work, such as when copying file lists from Windows Explorer.

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