Corel Snapfire Plus 1.1
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Corel Corporation (more products...) |
| OS: | WinXP/2000 |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$39.99 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 122.16 MB |
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Snapfire Plus lets you do it all, from editing and organizing photos and videos to creating fun Snapfire Shows and scrapbooks -- you can do everything with Corel Snapfire Plus. Share photos and videos using 100s of creative templates or make entertaining Snapfire Shows - the best way to share groups of photos and video clips. There's even one-click photo fixes, retouching tools, effortless organization, and automatic backups of your photo collection, making Snapfire Plus the easiest way to work with digital photos.Enhance: From easy-to-use professional-level retouching tools to one-click quick fixes, Snapfire Plus will make your photos look better than ever. Create: Turn your photos into holiday gifts, create personalized calendars, and more! With Snapfire Plus you'll find photo ideas for every occasion.Share: Being a show off isn't a bad thing. E-mail photos, print them, or turn your photos and videos into fun Snapfire Shows that will entertain your friends and family! Organize: Finding photos the instant you need them is fun, organizing them isn't. Snapfire does all the organizing work, so you can spend your time having fun. Protect: Never lose another photo! With Snapfire you can back up your entire photo collection to CD or DVD with just a few clicks.
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