ACDSee Mobile for Palm OS® 1.2

Whats new in version 1.2:
SD card, compact flash, and sony memory stick support

Publisher review:
With ACDSee Mobile for Palm OS, the new palm shareware from ACD Systems, you can easily transfer photos from your desktop computer to multiple Palm OS handhelds that have ACDSee Mobile.

You can customize your digital pictures to suit your particular handheld display before transferring files. The customization tools of this Palm image viewer include color depth selection, a crop tool and image sizing options. Whether you have a basic 2-bit grayscale display or a 16-bit color display that supports high-resolution images, ACDSee Mobile for Palm OS lets you make sure every image will look great on your Palm OS handheld. You won't be restricted to viewing scaled-down, low-resolution images.

View the digital photos you transfer to your handheld computer at various sizes, browse thumbnail previews and watch automatic slide shows. Create your own categories to organize your images. Search for images by name and description. Plus, beam photos to others that have ACDSee Mobile for Palm OS!

In addition, with the stand-alone version of ACDSee Mobile for Palm OS, you can convert 9 popular image formats to the Palm OS handheld format. And, when running the program as a plug-in to ACDSee 3.1 or later or PicaView 2.0 or later, you can convert from over 40 image types to the Palm OS handheld format.

Get the latest version of ACDSee Mobile for Palm OS (version 1.2) and view images on Secure Data (SD), Compact Flash (CF), and Sony Memory Stick memory cards! Take picture collections with you and swap them into your handheld to view. For added convenience, you can even choose to send images directly to your memory card when transferring them to your Palm OS device.
Requirements:
Palm OS 3.1 or greater, 110k on Palm, Windows 95/98/NT 4.0/2000/ME/XP

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000,Palm OS 3.1,Palm OS 3.2

Release notes:
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