Posted by jayb | Posted on 15-06-2009
Category : technology
Tags: adobe, google, mac, photos, search, software, windows
First off I’m a windows user so don’t say get a Mac. I saw the commercial about IPhoto and how it could search through all your pictures and tag them for you with a persons name. We already have hundreds of photos of the kids and normally don’t go though each one and tag it after we upload it to the computer. I’ve read about Google’s Picasa having face tagging, but that’s only for the online web albums. I want to tag them locally on my PC. I’ve looked but having found anything for windows that would do it. I really like Windows Live Photo Gallery software and I’ve used Adobe elements before, but right now neither of these products will do auto face tags.
Posted by jayb | Posted on 11-09-2007
Category : Post from around the Net, technology
Tags: adobe, adobe reader, msi
Here’s a step by step post on deploying Adobe Reader 8.1, sweet!
stealthpuppy » Blog Archive » Deploying Adobe Reader 8.1
Posted by jayb | Posted on 26-01-2007
Category : Digg, technology
Tags: adobe, geek-life, photoshop
A not uncommon request my web team receives is to do some sort of simple image editing for a staff member. I also sometimes hear that someone is getting Photoshop installed so that they can edit images and add them to their intranet site themselves. Full Article: http://www.smileycat.com/miaow/archives/000267.html
read more | digg story
Posted by jayb | Posted on 19-01-2007
Category : Misc, technology
Tags: adobe, photoshop
Because sometimes it’s the simplest techniques that can make a big difference with photoshop…
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Posted by jayb | Posted on 19-01-2007
Category : technology
Tags: adobe, photoshop
I’m going to start posting photo links and tips. I have adobe elements and want to learn to take better photos and improve the photos I have.
The Orton Effect – Digital Photography Tip of the Week at PCIN.net Update
Posted by jayb | Posted on 17-01-2007
Category : Post from around the Net, technology
Tags: adobe, pdf
I found this link on the SBS listServ
it has information about deploying Acrobat V8
Reload Nuggets » Blog Archive » Deploying Acrobat products with Group Policy