Still a beta?? Please label this clearly. If it's not a beta, then you need to indicate the apps price.

This app is a nice addition to Quick Look, but still has a few idiosyncrasies to work out. It provides a clean way to see EXIF and other info with quick look, and had no problem with image files from my Canon point and shoot, as well as my Nikon D90 (with RAW files).

The loupe function is a bit odd, and that's where I have my issues. First, it can be active all the time, inactive all the time, or triggered with the caps lock key. Unfortunately, I found the loupe difficult to trigger with caps lock key. It worked for my NEF (Nikon Raw) files, but not consistently with the jpeg copies of those files, or JPEG originals from my point and shoot. It seems you have to click on caps lock, then choose or scroll to the image; you can't have it selected already.

I would suggest making the loupe pop up in the window if you hold down a modifier key (like option or control?), or at least turn on while you have the preview window open with the caps lock key.

My other comment is about support and feedback for the developer and the product site. The in-app info box says to go to the website for info and tips. There is minimal info, and no real tips that I can see. Furthermore, there is no clear way to send feedback to the developer via the app or the website. This is a must, particularly for a product that needs some work still.

Looking forward to seeing future versions.

I've been using this since it was Receipt Wallet. Although I have the issue with printing to PDF that others have reported, I've never had a crash - ever.

I do wish the developers would indicate WHAT improvements were made for ScanSnap integration, as other than the cryptic mention in the What's New section of the MU listing - I don't see any indication of what has changed. Works the same, and I have to use an applet still for receipts.

This is a very popular and powerful media organizer for Windows and this is the first Mac version. It's worth giving it a try, though expensive.

The developer also produced an excellent Mac graphics app (Canvas) which combined bitmap and drawing. Unfortunately, this developer bailed on Canvas for Mac a few years ago to focus solely on Windows apps. One would hope they won't do the same for ACDSee Pro.

Intel only??

Boo!!

App doesn't update to v2.4.0 - get an error message. :-(

I got a strange error message updating from within the app - said it couldn't be run on my OS (have the 10.6.3). Hope others install in a different way until it can be worked out.

The updater linked to here doesn't seem to find my Demo version of Aperture 3 to update.

Two months after Snow Leopard is released, and Nikon hasn't even bothered to update its basic photo software for compatibility.

If you email Nikon support, they'll tell you they haven't decided IF they will support OS 10.6 (not WHEN). This is unacceptable and shows a real lack of consideration for Mac users.

Fortunately, Nikon Transfer was updated in late October and seems to work fine in SL. So at least you can upload your photos properly. Unfortunately, ViewNX is left behind (as well as Capture NX2, if you didn't install v. 2.2.2 before Leopard). Although many Mac users use iPhoto, Aperture, LightRoom to browse photos, I and many others don't. ViewNX is fast, though quirky, and works great for culling and rating photos on the fly. Or at least it does if you aren't using Snow Leopard.

If you have figured a work around for ViewNX in SL, please post it here.

If you are from Nikon and reading this, your company should be ashamed of itself. Nikon charges premium prices for its products, and doesn't even provide fully functional RAW editing software with its cameras (Canon does) and doesn't even update it (Capture) or its weaker sibling (ViewNX) for the latest MacOS.

Unacceptable!

Paperless isn't working for me on my G5 iMac. It finds my registration info from Receiptwallet then freezes. Hope others have better luck while I get Mariner to fix the problem.