How do you all organize and view your presets? Like brushes, shapes, etc.?
I am going bonkers trying to figure out an effective way to organize (spring cleaning bug I guess). Does ACDSEE have a trick that allows you to see/tag them?? I have ACDSEE 9 (LOVE IT BTW - go grab it if you don't have it!!)...
I would prefer not spend a lot of money (lol - obviously right?) but really think it would be a good idea. Unless adobe CS3 has a way to do this and I am just missing it - yes, yes i can be an airhead sometimes. That, and I have a rather large nose so seeing past the end of it isn't always easy! LOLOL!
Anyone want to share tips? THANKS! :)


I have also been looking for a solution.
I know that ACDSee 10 can view brushes.
I found the Preset viewer at [url=http://www.plaindigitalwrapper.com/shoppe/product.php?productid=1273]PlainDigitalWrapper[/url] but it's $49.95.
I did find a free ABR Viewer here: http://abrviewer.sourceforge.net/ but I kept getting errors when opening it so I was never able to try it out.
I am still looking. Right now I just download image packs if available or create my own brush images, but that takes time.
Posted by: Candace | March 22, 2008 at 02:31 PM
As far as I know, Tumasoft's Preset Viewer is the only shape viewer outside of loading them up in Photoshop. I also use it to look at patterns.
I use this program almost every time I design. It was totally worth it for me!
Posted by: Juliana Gordon | March 22, 2008 at 05:06 PM
Jeanine,
I just got Betsy's Preset viewer today at PlainDigital Wrapper. Go to the Tumasoft
website first though. They have a $10 off coupon today. :) That gave me the push to
get it and DH can ***********
if he wants to. I need it. ;)
Posted by: Jan | March 22, 2008 at 05:11 PM
I was going to reccommend Tumasoft as I think that is the only thing available that lets you view custom shapes and other presets without having them loaded. You can see a video 'demo' of how it works over at http://digitalscrapbookingtv.com/- Jen Caputo does an interview with Betsy. It's in episode 3. It looks cool.
I've got abrviewer and it works pretty well, for a free program, but that is only for brushes.
Posted by: Melinda | March 22, 2008 at 09:29 PM
Adobe C3 has a great organizing system.....Bridge....
I make keywords
embellishment
paper
kit
alpha
Tag each jpg and png in bridge...
I love it!! (and no more $ since you have CS3)
Traci
Posted by: Traci | March 23, 2008 at 11:39 PM