GraphicConverter

will do that. I like PrintShop, and GraphicConverter should do that, too. That's three that I have, but most any photo editing software should provide for a way to make a collage like that. ...

FWIW, a .mov video is likely to be MPEG-4 or .h264. Like .mov, .avi is a container format which tells you little about the format of the video therein. Many but not all .avi videos are in DivX format. QuickTime Pro can handle all of your conversions. ffmpegX will also handle them.

program to change movies like from .mov to mp4 or avi or divx or well you get the idea. Something like graphicconverter but for movies not pictures? ...

Installed Leopard on a spare clone drive with 10.4.10 on it (60G used, 10G available). G5, 2X2.5, 4G ram. Problems: • Keychains needed .keychain extension • GraphicConverter 6.0.1 file browser has window refresh problems • Synch to iPhone, 34 double entries showed up (?) which iTunes offered to fix. • Carbon Copy Cloner 3.0.1 failed to clone after target drive reformat •...

GraphicConverter is well worth the fee. That is why I paid it. However, it is fully-functional nagware if you don't pay. Startup has a built-in delay until you pay. If you don't shut it down, then you won't experience the delay.

This is an application issue, not a print driver issue. GraphicConverter can do what you want; iPhoto cannot.

There is a similar feature in GraphicConverter (paid version).

Symphonix Can you please give a specific link to the MacHeist deal. I've used them before and been very happy. I just searched their site and can't locate what you are referring to. As usual you go for the 2-3 really useful apps and the rest are cream on the deal. I'd be interested in the latest version of GraphicConverter (I own it but would have to upgrade), Mac Tools...

Either of these programs might do the trick: EasyBatchPhoto - http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/imaging_3d/easybatchphoto.html GraphicConverter - http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/11559 (GC is very good and does have AppleScript support).

hierarchy. GraphicConverter and Photoshop Elements will do the trick. Preview will also do the trick. You can also enable thumbnails to preview the pictures in the Finder. ...