Manage & Search For Images Easily

  • 04/01/97

PhotoRecall is photo management software that complements digital cameras, scanners and Internet applications.

It builds ìvirtualî photo albums, automatically manages all images in a central database, and features a wide range of photo editing and special effects tools.

The TWAIN-compliant software also searches for images on the Internet, allows one to ìdrag-and-dropî images to other documents, e-mails images directly from databases, and produces slide shows automatically.

PhotoRecall is also an organizational tool that stores thumbnail images and manages them in a central database. It can display images in albums, bulletin boards and 35mm film strips.

While providing the tools to organize digital images, PhotoRecall also allows one to search within existing albums and create Windows desktop wallpaper.

The Windows programís context-sensitive online help, database maintenance utilities, and ability to search the Internet plus local or network drives for images has proven popular with users.

A free trial copy can be downloaded from the firmís Web site. G & A Imaging Ltd., Hull, Quebec, Canada, (819) 772-7600, www.ga-imaging.com.

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