I have used it with good results. It is now available for discount at $29.95
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Where is it available for $29.95?
thanks,
Stephen
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From: "Eugene A La Lancette PhD MD" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: filmscanners: OT (a bit) - Software for the colour-challen
Based on what I've read on this list (now and earlier), I just ordered iCorrect Professional (the CD-ROM version rather than the download version) from Pictographics for a quoted price of $109US plus $7.95 shipping for a total of $116.95. After that price was quoted, I was somehow diverted to a Di
Thanks for the replies (which quickly talked me into getting ICorrect), and
thanks also for the warning, Roger.
I went ahead and got the 'off-the-net' version, and didn't get hit with any
extra taxes that I could see - the final message in the purchasing process
stated what my card had been de
Eugene writes ...
> I have used it with good results. It is now available for
> discount at $29.95
> ...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this "lite" version doesn't allow you to add
new definitions(?) Does it allow you to re-define the existing ("sky", for
example, which I thought was to cyan)?
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Based on what I've read on
this list (now and earlier), I just ordered iCo
