If you work with a very large or high-resolution monitor, the size of the standard toolbar buttons may be too small for comfort. You can change the size in two steps to up to 32×32 pixels. Open Edit > Preferences > Application: User Interface. There, change the toolbar size to your liking. IMatch will […]
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If you cannot log into the photools.com customerWeb Use copy/paste to transfer your email name and license from the share-it! purchase email to the input fields in the log in form. Add www.photools.com and www.photoolsweb.com to your Trusted Sites when you work with Internet Explorer. Make sure you allow the web site photools.com and photoolsweb.com
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[notification type=”error”] This is archived information. No support is available anymore for IMatch 3. [/notification] This article explains how to upgrade to the current version of IMatch from IMatch 3.5 or 3.6. Upgrading from legacy versions of IMatch (IMatch 3.4 and older) is not supported. These versions are almost 10 years out of date. 1.
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The primary support forum for IMatch is the photools.community. In this community thousands of IMatch users from over 60 countries discuss all IMatch 5 and DAM related topics. If you cannot find an answer using the search function, post a question. Usually you’ll get a qualified response within a couple of hours. You can also
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What is IMatch? IMatch is one of the leading Digital Asset Management Systems (DAM) for Windows. Manage, catalog and organize all your RAW files, digital images, videos, audio recordings, PDF and Office documents etc. in one software. See what IMatch can do for you. What is WIC? IMatch supports the Windows Imaging Component (WIC) framework
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What’s a NAS? A NAS unit is a computer connected to your network that only provides file-based data storage services to other computers on the network. There are cheap NAS systems and quite expensive ones. They differ in reliability and performance. Can I keep my IMatch database and image files on the NAS? Yes. IMatch
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