ACDSee User Guide 1.0.0

To import photos into ACDSee, you can use the Import option under the File menu. Alternatively, you can also drag and drop photos directly into the ACDSee interface.

Yes, ACDSee provides a wide range of editing tools. You can make adjustments to colors, exposure, crop and resize images, apply filters and effects, remove red-eye, and much more.

ACDSee offers several organizational features. You can create folders, use keywords or categories to tag photos, assign ratings or labels, create collections, and utilize the Calendar view to easily browse through your images by date.

ACDSee allows you to share your photos directly from the application. You can export images in various formats, create slideshows, email photos, upload to social media platforms, or print your images.

Yes, ACDSee provides advanced search capabilities. You can search for specific files using different criteria such as file name, metadata, keywords, ratings, or even location information.

Yes, ACDSee offers cloud storage and sync options. By utilizing their cloud services, you can sync your photo library across multiple devices such as computers, tablets, and smartphones.

Yes, ACDSee provides a wide range of keyboard shortcuts to speed up your workflow. You can find a complete list of available shortcuts in the ACDSee User Guide.

ACDSee supports a wide variety of file formats including popular formats like JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, RAW files from various camera manufacturers, as well as audio and video formats.

Yes, ACDSee allows you to create backups of your photo library. You can configure automatic backup settings or manually create backups to an external storage device or the cloud.

Yes, ACDSee provides a mobile app for iOS and Android devices. The mobile app allows you to access your photo library on the go, make basic edits, sync with your desktop library, and share photos.