More than 10,000 Mac users have participated in beta program so far and have offered feedback in 153 forum topics to ACD Systems developers for use in formulating the final version. Users can expect additional options and features as Pro for Mac nears its final release date. ACD Systems International Press Release. ACDSee Pro for Mac Enters Final Beta Testing Before 2011 Release. More than 10,000 Mac users have participated in the beta program and have offered feedback in 153 forum topics to ACD Systems developers. The final version is anticipated for release in early 2011. ACD Systems International has opened beta testing for its new ACDSee Pro Photo Manager for Mac, the first version of the company’s Pro Photo Manager software for Mac applications. Already, more than 2,800 devoted Mac users have signed on to participate in the beta period and provide feedback to ACD Systems developers. May 20, 2009 - ACD Systems International Inc. Today opened beta testing for its new. The initial beta release of ACDSee Pro for Mac will focus on the.
ACDSee Mac Pro 3 is only supported on: 10.7, 10.8, 10.9, 10.10, 10.11. MacOS Sierra (10.12) is not supported. Our team has been working hard revamping the product to improve performance. Soon we will be releasing a public beta version of ACDSee Photo Studio for Mac 4 BETA that is compatible with macOS Sierra. Once the Beta is released, ACD will run a public Beta program for 3-4 months.
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When ACDSee Photo Studio for Mac 4.0 is released it will be a free upgrade to those customers who purchased ACDSee Mac Pro 3. Thanks for your patience! Stay tuned for more information to come.
Current users of version 3 are not able to use the software for weeks. Afterwards they will be given the opportunity to participate in a beta.! Thats not 'elegant'.
All important applications in the OSX area are usually ready for a new version for before the release of this new version.! I bought version 3. Based on advertisement. It wouldn't run, as I was already on Sierra. Took me quite some effort.
After complains I was refunded. I signed up for the beta. Which is not available yet. To my humble opinion you (ACDSee) own me something.
Like the current users of version 3, who will be given the opportunity to step into 4 for free, I will have the opportunity to buy version 4 for the same price as I bought version 3. But first phase is the beta. ACDSee Many users hate beta's.
The same request as above was sent to your customer support. I'm still lacking any response. ACDSee had a good reputation with products in the windows area. I sure hope it will stay that way. But a good reputation in OSX area is not established yet. I wish ACDSee all best of luck to get this done.
Current users of version 3 are not able to use the software for weeks. Afterwards they will be given the opportunity to participate in a beta.! Thats not 'elegant'. All important applications in the OSX area are usually ready for a new version for before the release of this new version.! I bought version 3. Based on advertisement.
It wouldn't run, as I was already on Sierra. Took me quite some effort. After complains I was refunded.
I signed up for the beta. Which is not available yet. To my humble opinion you (ACDSee) own me something.
Like the current users of version 3, who will be given the opportunity to step into 4 for free, I will have the opportunity to buy version 4 for the same price as I bought version 3. But first phase is the beta. ACDSee Many users hate beta's.
The same request as above was sent to your customer support. I'm still lacking any response.
ACDSee had a good reputation with products in the windows area. I sure hope it will stay that way. But a good reputation in OSX area is not established yet.
I wish ACDSee all best of luck to get this done. ACD has had a horrible history with Mac/Apple products. They bought Canvas Mac from the original developers back over 10 years ago and converted it to Win with some success but never pursued the Mac version and let it essentially die to the Mac owners outrage. When the outrage reached sufficient level ACD finally released a Mac version but only after years of complaints and frustration. So be prepared for a long and frustrating development cycle with this app. These folks have demonstrated they are not Apple developers and not Apple friendly as seen by the fact that they are always 6 months behind any Mac OS update as if they didn't know it was coming.
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