PowerSnap Photo Tool for Windows XP
I’m giving PowerSnap a shot. I’m importing a bunch of my photos into it to see how it runs. Should be interesting.
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So is PowerSnap basically a P2P file sharing application (like Kazaa) for pictures? It sounds like it could be useful, let us know how you like it!
I installed it. It’s really slow.
Impressive & deeply entrancing!! waiting to use it though 🙂
The website feel is awsome & shows how some folks may be enjoying creative edge
Man this is one heck of an application. Check out the subscription features. These guys have to have bolder buttons so people can discover the features better.
This is something you may want to install on your Mom’s computer too. That way you wont get bugged for pictures. She’ll automatically get them
I have 1gig in RAM and this thing is flying!