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Recognizing the Power of Images, ACD Systems Releases Their Most Feature Rich ACDSee Products to Date.

New Products Offer Solutions for Every Level of Photographer with Exciting New Features and Improvements

Seattle, WA and Victoria, BC – September 24, 2015 –ACD Systems International Inc. announced today the release of ACDSee Ultimate 9, ACDSee Pro 9, and ACDSee 19. This next generation of ACDSee products offers exciting new features for every level of photographer with tools to improve workflow, digital asset management and image editing.

ACDSee Ultimate 9 remains the go-to product for all photography workflow needs. The inclusion of development tools, a layered editor, powerful digital asset management and organizational capabilities in a single package makes for a truly unique all-in-one digital imaging solution. ACDSee Ultimate 9 adds Adjustment Layers to the layered editor. Adjustment layers offer users the ability to modify any image adjustment individually, while providing access to the best tools available for developing images non-destructively. The latest release of ACDSee Pro 9 comes loaded with exciting new features designed to intuitively guide professional, amateur, and hobbyist photographers towards developing their photos into flawless final images. ACDSee 19 maintains its standing as an exceptionally fast, easy-to-use photo management application, and advances even further with the addition of Photos Mode and Collections.

“I could not be happier with this next generation release.” Said Frank Lin, General Manger and CTO of ACD Systems, “It addresses every level of photographer and is a game changer for digital asset management.”

ACDSee Ultimate 9 and Pro 9 are tailored for customer needs, offering the following new features in addition to the Adjustment Layers found in Ultimate 9:

• ACDSee Actions: a completely new take on batch editing: record any sequence of steps using any tool, then apply them to any other image in your library with a single click.

• Lens Correction: Automatic lens correction is now available to fix barrel and pincushion distortion inherent to many digital camera lenses.

• Snapshots: As you make adjustments to your photos, take snapshots of the image at any time, and then view or revert to any snapshot taken instantly.

• Dehaze Tool: The dehaze tool will instantly restore clarity to an image, improving the contrast, detail, and color previously lost behind the haze

• Skin Tune: ACDSee’s new Skin Tune tool takes all of the painstaking precision work out of correcting of skin tones in post-processing.

All of the latest ACDSee releases also offer:

• Photos Mode: Your entire collection at a glance, organized by date taken, with popup date markers.

• Collections: Group your photos in one place for a simple take on elaborate, highly complex organizing, and for easy searching.

• 4K Display Support: ACDSee’s new high DPI support provides uncompromising detail on your 4K monitors.

Availability

ACDSee Ultimate 9, Pro 9, and 19 are available online now at www.acdsee.com. Additional information including full system requirements can also be found on the website.

About ACD Systems

Founded in Texas in 1993 by imaging visionary Doug Vandekerkhove, ACD Systems is one of the largest and most respected independent digital editing and management companies in the world. Vandekerkhove foresaw the importance of the convergence of analog and digital (print, photos, scans, video, and metadata). The company's products include ACDSee, and Canvas X, which helps Fortune 500 companies such as Caterpillar and Boeing enhance, manage, and disseminate their valuable digital assets. ACD Systems holds seven patents and and millions of ACDSee and Canvas X products are currently in use throughout the world.

Canvas, Canvas logo, Canvas X, and Canvas X logo are trademarks of Canvas X Software, Inc. and may be registered in certain jurisdictions. ACD, ACD Systems are trademarks of ACD Systems International Inc. and may be registered in certain jurisdictions.

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ACDSee Photography Cheat Sheet

Want a few tips for your next photography adventure? Get a free Cheat Sheet when you purchase ACDSee Ultimate 8 or ACDSee Pro 8!

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Get creative in ACDSee Pro 8 and Ultimate 8. Here is a short video tutorial to show you how you can use the Brush Tool!

Learn more about ACDSee Pro 8 and ACDSee Ultimate 8.

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Using Gradients with ACDSee Pro 8 and Ultimate 8

Here’s a quick look at how to use gradients and special effects to change the emotion of an image. In this video, we give an image verging on being a nightscape a bright daytime look.

Learn more about ACDSee Pro 8 and ACDSee Ultimate 8

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Take Your Time

It had become second nature to pull out my phone or DSLR and snap a quick pic of a sunset, a hug between friends, a striking landscape. However, due to the rapidness that I captured these images, they diminished not only quality, but also significance.

My computer folders were packed with hundreds of photos that had no real meaning to me, and were subpar images, at best. Because of the overwhelming amount of files, I overlooked those that had actual photographic value — it took so long to scour through the mess, that I usually gave up before I started.

Sound familiar?

Sometimes improving your photography skills doesn’t take a new lense or hours of practice, but rather taking time to observe, shoot, and appreciate the subject of your photo.

Maybe 2015 is the year that you organize those folders, and eliminate any undesirable images. Proper digital image management in the present could save you hours of frustration in the future.

When it comes to shooting your photographs, choose quality over quantity. Dedicate time to seeking out the scene you want to capture, and don’t settle for mediocre. Once you have your images, don’t be afraid to play with them — edit and tweak until you’re in love with the result.

Slow down, press pause, and spend some quality time with your camera and software.

Try ACDSee Ultimate 8 for the latest in digital image management and layered editing.

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Getting Up Close and Personal

It is easy to be awestruck by a stunning landscape, towering mountains, or wide open spaces. Often, however, we tend to overlook the incredible beauty hidden in the details.

Macro Photography can produce some remarkable images, and provides a portal into the microscopic world all around us. Here are a few tips to get you started:

Keep Your Distance Though you may be tempted to bring your lens as close as possible to your subject, it is important to maintain a bit of space, and let your camera do the work for you.Too close of a proximity could block your lighting and disturb your subject.

Manual Focus Using auto focus can be tricky when shooting macro — you may notice that this setting will have a hard time adjusting when you shoot. Try using manual focus instead to improve the process and keep your images looking sharp.

Simplicity is Key Composing an image with a single subject can be very effective with macro photography. With a narrow depth of field, your background will be out of focus, bringing more attention to your subject. Be sure to avoid any distracting lighting or objects in the background.

Switch It Up Get creative and try shooting from alternate angles and experiment with lighting to create artistic effects in your images.

Now grab your camera and start exploring these miniature photographic opportunities!

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Pixel Targeting Tutorial with ACDSee Ultimate 8 and Pro 8 Selectively adjust pixels with a variety of Edit mode tools by targeting specific colors and tones within the image. Even target skin tones! Combine Pixel Targeting with the Edit Brush for the ultimate in precision editing.

Learn more about ACDSee Ultimate 8 and ACDSee Pro 8.

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Finding Inspiration

The beginning of the new year is always a great time to motivate yourself towards your photography goals. But even with motivation, it can be difficult to find inspiration after some time off. Here are some suggestions to help get that creative ball rolling:

1. Loose Ends Everyone has a few images they set aside for a rainy day. Take a look through previous folders and see if you have any projects you can finish off. Experiment with some new editing tools and methods you’ve been meaning to try.

2. Out with the Old, In with the New If browsing last year’s photos doesn’t inspire you, then maybe it is time to start fresh. Organize your files to make room for some new images. Now it is time to get out there with your camera!

3. Do What You Love Everyone is most successful when doing what makes them happy. Enjoy the adrenaline rush of action photography? Grab your skis and head for the hills! Prefer to cosy up in an indoor studio for some portrait shots? Seek out some new clients and get snapping. Starting the year off creating images you enjoy will help energize and motivate you for future projects.

4. From Start to Finish Follow your photography projects all the way through. Snap, edit, and print — it can be very satisfying seeing the final product from all your hard work, rather than abandoning it in a folder on your desktop.

5. Mimic Your Idols Browse the web and online galleries and find some new photographers to follow. Is there a certain individual whose work you already adore? See if they have any tutorials on how to create like images of your own.

6. Old Dog, New Tricks Find out what new tools and techniques can bring to your work. Experiment and play with new software and give your work a fresh look. Try layer editing with ACDSee Ultimate 8 for ultimate creative freedom.

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Capturing a Winter Wonderland

It's a crisp day in the middle of winter and there is not a cloud in sight. As a photographer, what do you want to do most? Get out there! Dress for the weather; wear waterproof boots, a hat, and fingerless gloves that turn into mittens — they’re brilliant for photographers! To capture the best light, head out early in the morning (sunrise) or just after dusk (sunset). Skills/Gear required: To maintain your battery life, keep your batteries warm. Put them in your pockets as you make the trek to your final destination. Be sure to keep your other gear close, either around your neck or in an easily accessible camera bag — it would be terrible to drop your gear in the snow! If possible, shoot in RAW and in manual mode. A good tip is to use your light meter and slightly overexpose your images, this keeps the snow looking bright white. Also use the histogram — never rely on the LCD screen. And if you are feeling adventurous, don’t be afraid to try HDR. Watch your step (composition): Be sure to take note if your landscape is mostly land or mostly snow, and try not to walk in front of where you are set up too much, you probably don’t want too many footprints in your frame! Check out this infographic created by digitalcameraworld.com for more tips and tricks on how to compose and expose any winter scene!

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New RAW Support Updates

Just in time for Christmas, ACDSee has an update available with RAW support for the following camera models: Sony A5100 Sony ILCE-QX1 Sony ILCE-7M2 Sony Alpha A5000 Sony Alpha A6000 Sony RX100M3 Sony SLT-A77 II Leica D-LUX 6 Nikon D750 Nikon 1 V3 Nikon CoolPix P340 Nikon D810 Nikon D4S Nikon 1 J4 Canon EOS 7D Mark II Canon PowerShot SX60 HS Canon PowerShot G7 X Canon EOS 1200D (REBEL T5, KISS X70) Canon PowerShot G1X Mark II Fujifilm FinePix S1 Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX100 Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 Panasonic DMC-GH4 Panasonic DMC GM5 Nikon D750: FX (M and S), 1.2x(L, M, S), and DX (L, M, S) not supported ACD Systems is committed to releasing regular updates to support RAW files from new camera models as they become available. View the complete list of <a href=http://www.acdsee.com/en/support/raw-formats">supported RAW formats.

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Capturing the New Year!

For many people a large part of ringing in the New Year includes checking out the community fireworks. Here are 5 things to try while you’re out celebrating the start of a New Year: Keep your camera still. This is the number 1 rule to capturing a great firework display! The best practice would be to use a tripod and a remote release. Touching your camera adds shake and will blur your image. If you don’t have a remote release the self timer will work as well. Aperture. A common misconception with photographing fireworks is that you need a fast lens to get them! But this is not true, fireworks emite a lot of bright light. Apertures in the mid to small range tend to work best, around f/8 and f/16. Shutter Speed. This is equally as important as aperture, if not more! To get the full effect you’ll want to use a slow shutter speed. Often photographers choose to use the Bulb mode, allowing them to control the shutter manually (best to use with a remote release). Press the shutter as the firework is launching and hold it down until the blast has faded away, typically a few seconds. No Flash! The flash works best to light the few feet in front of you. This isn’t the most beneficial when trying to capture fireworks! So, turn off your flash and set your camera to Manual mode. Adjust the aperture and ISO and shoot away. If you notice your images are looking a little dim, vary your shutter speed without changing the aperture. Focal Length. It’s hard to focus your camera at the right part of the sky and at the right time, especially when there is so much going on around you. Try using a wider focal length and zoom in for a few shots. There is always the opportunity to crop your images during post production to create the tight bright impact you are hoping for. Vertical or Horizontal? Portrait or landscape? Both work for firework photography, just depends what style you are going for. If you want to have the horizon in the image or a cityscape etc. you’re best to be horizontal. Vertical is always fun too because fireworks naturally have the upward motion and you can really focus on the firework itself.

Photo courtesy of Rallygallery.com

We want to see your firework images! Login or create your ACDSee 365 account and upload your best shots or share them with us on our Facebook page.

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Want to know more about layers? Here is a quick tutorial!

The first digital asset management software with layers, ACDSee Ultimate 8 is able to answer an unparalleled number of creative graphic and image composition needs.

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ACD Systems Announces First All-in-One Digital Asset Manager and Layered Editor

ACDSee Ultimate 8 Eliminates the Need to Use Multiple Image Editing Products to Achieve Professional Results Seattle, Wash. and Victoria, Canada – December 11, 2014— ACD Systems International Inc., today announced the first all-in-one digital asset manager and layered editor, ACDSee Ultimate 8. This product is the first to combine powerful Digital Asset Management (DAM) software with a layered editor, providing photographers and graphic designers with professional photo manipulation capabilities. Until today, photographers would have to run multiple, expensive applications to edit and achieve professional results. Now, professionals and sophisticated amateurs can rely on one product for an unparalleled number of creative graphic and image composition needs. ACDSee Ultimate 8 combines layers, GPU-accelerated image processing and support for 32-bit and 64-bit transparency with all of the photo adjustment and management capabilities available in ACDSee Pro 8 and ACDSee 18 products. These advanced capabilities give users more control over the images they manipulate by being able to merge photos together, add text, apply effects and edit each layer individually. “As the photography industry continues to shift, we’ve noticed that there’s a void for an easy to use photo editor and management solution with advanced capabilities,” said Doug Vanderkerkhove, Founder and CEO of ACD Systems. “We wanted to address that need and that’s why we developed ACDSee Ultimate 8. For the first time our customers have the intuitive photo editing and management support they’ve always trusted from ACD Systems, combined with the advanced functionality of layers. Everybody from sophisticated amateur photographers to advanced graphic designers can utilize ACDSee Ultimate 8 and achieve spectacular results.” “I switched to the ACDSee Pro product from a competitive product years ago and it has become my ‘go-to’ finishing tool for both my raw and jpg photos,” said Glen Barrington, photographer and ACDSee customer. “I am now using ACDSee Ultimate because with the addition of the new layers toolset, my editing possibilities expand considerably. I no longer have to use a separate standalone bit mapped editor for complex editing tasks, and I can merge images, apply special effects, and more, without leaving the familiar productive environment I prefer.” ACDSee Ultimate 8 offers the following capabilities:

Create, reorder, merge and manipulate layers individually

Manipulate individual parts of an image without affecting another area for more precise editing

Apply Pixel Targeting to layers

Add new images as layers to create collages and image compostions

Support for transparency (32-bit and 34-bit images)

Availability and Pricing ACDSee Ultimate 8 is available for $149.99. Additional information, including full system requirements can be found online at www.acdsee.com. About ACD Systems Founded in Texas in 1993 by imaging visionary Doug Vandekerkhove, ACD Systems is one of the largest and most respected independent digital editing and management companies in the world. Doug foresaw the importance of the convergence of analog and digital (print, photos, scans, video and metadata). The company’s products include ACDSee, and CANVAS X, which helps Fortune 500 companies enhance, manage and disseminate their valuable digital assets. Customers include General Motors, Caterpillar, Boeing, The New York City Fire Department, NASA, CNN and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Today ACD Systems holds six patents and millions of ACDSee and CANVAS X products are currently in use throughout the world. Canvas, Canvas logo, Canvas X and Canvas X logo are trademarks of Canvas X Software, Inc. and may be registered in certain jurisdictions. ACD, ACD Systems are trademarks of ACD Systems International Inc. and may be registered in certain jurisdictions.

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ACD SYSTEMS ANNOUNCES FIRST PRODUCT TO INTEGRATE TECHNICAL AND CREATIVE PUBLICATION FEATURES

Canvas X Pro 16 Features Upgraded Core Engine and Improved Performance for Technical Illustrators Seattle, Washington and Victoria, B.C. -- November 25, 2014 -- ACD Systems today released a powerful version of its popular Canvas illustration product that supports 64-bit technology and is tuned for improved performance. Canvas X Pro 16 allows a wide range of professionals—from graphics designers to engineers-- to analyze, enhance and share illustrations with ease and precision. The upgraded technology allows for more memory, faster performance and is DPI-aware to take advantage of today’s most advanced hardware. The result is drastically increased document speed and the best graphics available on the market. Canvas X Pro 16 also includes a new modernized interface for an enriched user experience. Canvas X Pro 16’s unique and integrated design environment makes it possible for users to work with and combine all graphical elements and apply high-end effects in a single document. Technical illustrators can now open and manipulate documents with over one million objects in seconds vs. minutes. Common operations are improved for a more streamlined experience. “Canvas has enjoyed a broad and loyal following for over 20 years based on our ability to deliver the highest quality illustration capabilities,” said Doug Vandekerkhove, President of ACD Systems. ”Our millions of users continue to be our biggest advocates. Now anyone can take advantage of the mix of incredible power combined with an easy to use, clean interface. Whether you’re producing a poster, website, a floor plan or the inside of a Boeing aircraft, we offer any feature you need, yet you don’t have to spend a lot of time designing and sharing with others.” Canvas X Pro 16 is the most complete high-end technical illustration tool available. It contains a large assortment of technical drawing tools, PDF editing and publishing, support for technical file formats, markup/ annotation of technical documents and the ability to add transparency and filter effects to any type of object. Users can create and edit various types of graphical elements in a single application rather than having to purchase and switch between multiple products, saving time and money. Canvas is the only product that offers a high level of edit-ability to all types of graphical elements. Canvas X Pro 16 key features include:

PDF editing—Canvas Pro allows for round trip editing of PDF files and is easier to use than existing solutions such as Acrobat.

Support for numerous advanced file formats—MS Office, Visio, PDF, AutoCad, DXF, CGM, TIFF, JPG, etc.

High precision drawing—Canvas users can create very small or very large documents with a high level of accuracy.

Makeup/ annotation of technical documents—It’s easy to import various file formats and markup, annotate and add comments.

Greatest number and quality of edit capabilities - The only application that allows a high level of edit-ability to all types of graphical elements in one product, saving on time and cost.

Lens feature—Allows the creation of a lens that can magnify or perform various types of filters on a specified region of a document. For example, in a technical illustration you can easily create a lens to magnify and colorize a specific region of your illustration.

Extensive special effects -- The ability to add transparency and filter effects to any type of object.

Canvas X Pro 16 is available now for $599 MSRP at http://www.canvasx.com/. Upgrades are available for $299.

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Your Favorite Photo App Now Available on iPhone

Capture, perfect, and share your photos with ACDSee. The ACDSee iPhone app combines an innovative camera, a powerful photo editor, and a convenient collage maker with all the tools you need for a great mobile photography experience.

Take better pictures with a better camera Innovative camera for taking better pictures. Specialized shooting modes, video capture, manual controls for exposure/focus/white balance, real-time filters and adjustments, multiple flash modes, separate exposure and focus points, 6x digital zoom, a horizon level, and more. Perfect your photos with a powerful photo editor Powerful photo editor for perfecting your photos. Apply adjustments and effects. Add light leaks. Adjust shadows, exposure, contrast, white balance, saturation, vibrance, sharpening, and more. Crop, rotate, mirror, or straighten your photos. Non-destructive editing.

Share your memories with a convenient collage maker Convenient collage maker for sharing your memories. Quickly combine multiple photos into a single image for easy sharing. Choose from over 100 layouts. Stitch photos together into horizontal or vertical strips. Learn more about each of the ACDSee for iPhone app features here.

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ACDSee Photo Sharing Contest

How to enter:

1. Send us your most CREATIVE photo. Anything goes! Send the photo to the ACD Systems Facebook page to enter. Include your full names, address, and phone number with your entry. Voting starts November 12th , 2014 noon PST, so get your entries in soon! We will accept entries at any time but you have a better chance to win if you send early!

2. Like the ACD Systems Facebook page HERE

3. Encourage your friends, family, and colleagues to vote for your photo by liking the ACD Systems Facebook page and liking, commenting on and sharing your photo. November 12th, 2014 noon PST, we will post all the photos and stories on our Facebook page to be voted on by Facebook users. December 12th, 2014 noon PST, the winner with the most votes wins!

Contest Official Rules: Please read the rules before entering this contest. By participating in the contest, you agree to be bound by these official rules and represent that you satisfy all of the eligibility requirements below. No purchase or payment of any kind is necessary to enter or win this contest. The contest is subject to all federal, state and local laws and regulations and is void where prohibited by law.

Eligibility: By submitting an entry, each contestant agrees to the rules of the contest and states that they are 21 years or older and a resident of Canada or the United States. Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received.

Entry deadline: Contestants are encouraged to submit their creative photos by November 12th, 2014 noon PST.

Submission guidelines: Photo should be submitted as a jpeg. The photo must not contain material that violates, misappropriates, or infringes upon any law or regulation or the rights of any third party, including any copyright, trademark, or any rights of publicity or privacy, or any other intellectual property or proprietary rights. Entries are declared invalid if they are illegible, incomplete, mechanically reproduced, mutilated, forged, falsified, altered or tampered with in any way. Include your full names, address, and phone number with your entry. Submission can be made to the ACD Systems Facebook page.

Voting: Facebook users will be encouraged to vote with a ‘like’ for their favourite photo and story from November 12th, 2014 noon PST to December 12th, 2014 noon PST. Fake accounts and vote cheating will not be tolerated and the contestant may be disqualified if they are suspected of voter fraud. Any abusive, aggressive, or unsportsmanlike commentary will be deleted and the user be banned from the page.

Winner Selection: On December 12th, 2014 noon PST, the entry with the most votes wins! Prize cannot be transferred, substituted or redeemed for cash value. The winner will be contacted via email and must claim their prize before December, 2015.

Prize: The most voted photo will win a Leica V-LUX 3 and the new ACDSee Pro 8. Second and Third voted photos will win the new ACDSee Pro 8.

Additional Limitations: Prize is non-transferable. No substitution or cash equivalent of prizes is permitted. ACD Systems and its respective parent, affiliate and subsidiary companies, agents, and representatives are not responsible for any typographical or other errors in the offer or administration of the contest, including, but not limited to, errors in any printing or posting or these Official Rules, the selection and announcement of any winner, or the distribution of any prize. Any attempt to damage the content or operation of this contest is unlawful and subject to possible legal action by ACD Systems. ACD Systems reserves the right to terminate, suspend or amend the contest, without notice, and for any reason, including, without limitation, if ACD Systems determines that the contest cannot be conducted as planned or should a virus, bug, tampering or unauthorized intervention, technical failure or other cause beyond ACD System’s control corrupt the administration, security, fairness, integrity or proper play of the contest. In the event any tampering or unauthorized intervention may have occurred, ACD Systems reserves the right to void suspect entries at issue. ACD Systems and its respective parent, affiliate and subsidiary companies, agents, and representatives, and any telephone network or service providers, are not responsible for incorrect or inaccurate transcription of entry information, or for any human error, technical malfunction, lost or delayed data transmission, omission, interruption, deletion, line failure or malfunction of any telephone network, computer equipment or software, the inability to access any website or online service or any other error, human or otherwise.

Indemnification and limitation of liability
: By entering the contest, each entrant agrees to indemnify, release and hold harmless sponsor and its parent, affiliate and subsidiary companies, the Facebook platform, administrator, advertising and promotional agencies, and all their respective officers, directors, employees, representatives and agents from any liability, damages, losses or injury resulting in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, from that entrant’s participation in the contest and the acceptance, use or misuse of any prize that may be won. ACD Systems and its parent, affiliate and subsidiary companies do not make any warranties, express or implied, as to the condition, fitness or merchantability of the prize. ACD Systems and its parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, advertising and promotional agencies, and all their respective officers, directors, employees, representatives and agents disclaim any liability for damage to any computer system resulting from access to or the download of information or materials connected with the sweepstakes. This contest is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook.

Publicity: By participating, each entrant grants ACD Systems permission to use his/her name, likeness or comments for publicity purposes without payment of additional consideration, except where prohibited by law. Any questions regarding the contest should be directed to ACD Systems at [email protected]

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ACDSee Mac Pro 3 & OS X Yosemite

Dear ACDSee Users, Our development team has been working hard to try to resolve the issues that have arisen with the latest update to OS X Yosemite when running ACDSee Mac Pro 3. We are aware that some users have expressed frustration when posting on the forums and on social media. Please do not be concerned that your posts are lost or being ignored, or that no one is reading them. We can promise that they are being read. We hear and understand your frustrations. We are taking the feedback you provide to us and are relaying it to the dev team. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused, and thank you for all your patience as we work to resolve these issues. The Team at ACDSee