1st FotoSlate Photo Print Studio 4.0
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ACD Systems (больше программ...) |
| ОС: | Windows |
| Лицензия: | Shareware |
| Цена: |
$29.99 (Купить)
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| Размер: | 1.2 Мб |
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Need to print your photo collections quickly and creatively?FotoSlate 4 Photo Print Studio is the answer. This easy-to-use software is perfect for home users and digital enthusiasts alike, putting you on the fast-track to creative photo calendars, photo albums, scrapbooks, contact sheets, CD and DVD covers, and even T-shirt transfers.Jam-packed with all the customizable templates you need, FotoSlate 4 prints to a variety of popular paper sizes including 4x6 and 5x7. You can make print sheets, albums, calendars, and greeting cards, simple brochures and scrapbooks, and contact sheets using your personal photo collections.You can also take any image or text and freely rotate it to add creative depth to your projects. Easily print multiple photos on the same sheet, saving you money on expensive photo paper. Simple scrapbook-style photo album templates make your creative printing easy. Enjoy the freedom to construct your own pages with individual flare, and print low-resolution pictures with greatly improved clarity.You can also use handy wizards to reduce your workload and streamline your workflow. Create customized calendars with special holidays included, contact sheets with handy thumbnail previews of your photos, and greeting cards with illustrated borders.Catalog a picture photo shoot into contact sheets in no time. Alter page templates with your own design ideas, or create your own page from scratch to maximize creative output. When you're short on time, re-use project pages with different photos when you're short on time.For Home Users#Create calendars you can put on your fridge or office wall. Add standard and personalized holidays with local settings for language and country, so you can include birthdays, anniversaries, and other special days in your calendars.Having a birthday party, anniversary, wedding, or office get-together? Just pull together some of your digital photos, style them up in FotoSlate ...
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