ArcSoft PhotoBase is a software for Macintosh that helps users manage and edit photos. Users can register the software online and get started quickly with the Quick-Start Guide. The software is developed by ArcSoft, Inc. and is a registered trademark.
This guide introduces PhotoBase, a multimedia file‑management program that lets you create albums, web albums, slideshows and QuickTime movies. It explains how to start the program, organize images into albums, add titles and descriptions, and use the toolbar for common tasks.
The document also covers importing pictures from cameras or scanners via TWAIN, basic image editing tools, printing options, and creating slideshows or web albums. Additional sections describe the HotLink bar, how to create QuickTime movies, and where to find further help. This manual is written in German.
| Operating System | OSX 10.1 or later (classic version OS 8.6/9) |
|---|---|
| Minimum RAM | 64 MB (128 MB recommended) |
| Free Disk Space | 30 MB |
| Display | 16‑bit color display or higher |
Open the PhotoBase folder on your hard drive and double‑click the program file.
Choose “Neues Album” from the File menu or click the “[ Neu ]” button on the toolbar, then enter a name.
Select File → Import → TWAIN Source, choose your device, and follow the device driver’s instructions.
Click the Undo button on the toolbar.