posted on May 23, 2007 11:13:03 AM new
I've looked at all the links (I think) but don't see it. I need information on it, including what it costs. Thanks in advance. ~Adele
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posted on May 23, 2007 12:02:37 PM new
Hello Adele,
There is no additional charge for Sales Manager Pro. It is just one of your options for listing through Vendio. It can be used with any Sales Manager service plan.
For more information on Sales Manager Pro (and to download it), please see the following location:
posted on May 23, 2007 12:59:05 PM new
Thanks, Nathan! My WindowsVista won't allow me to publish to the web (grrrr), and Christopher suggested I try the older version of SMPro, which I'll try in a little while. (My choices have been either to browse and upload one photo at a time, or (our temporary solution) uploading a file of photos through my husband's computer. Bulky.)
If this does work for me, Vendio should consider telling its members about it. The WindowsVista is almost unavoidable with new computers, so there are/will be lots of your users who encounter this same problem.
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[ edited by roadsmith on May 23, 2007 12:59 PM ]
You do not see links for it because you list using the Inventory Edition of the Sales Manager, which the Sales Manager Pro software is not setup to be used with.
No worries though, you CAN still use it to upload your pictures as needed and in bulk. You only lose the ability to automatically resize them in the process, a function only available using the Windows Web Publishing Wizard found on the XP operating system.
posted on May 23, 2007 04:44:08 PM new
Whoa. Christopher! How will the lack of ability to resize affect my image hosting? Will I have a problem there? Do I need to resize the photos first, somewhere? Help.
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If your images are over 500k each, you will need to resize them prior to upload. Otherwise it won't make a difference.
If you need to resize your images, there are a number of programs that can do this in bulk, although typically its easier to do this on the camera side by reducing the pixels you take the originals at.
