Image Editing Software

1. Adobe Photoshop
https://www.adobe.com/

Officially known as Adobe Systems, the company is known for its multimedia and creativity
software products. Popular products include Photoshop, Acrobat Reader, and Adobe Creative Cloud.
Headquartered in San Jose, California, the company was founded in 1982 by John Warnock and
Charles Geschke. The name Adobe comes from Adobe Creek in California.
 Creative Cloud delivers the world's leading creative desktop tools, mobile apps, and
services such as Adobe Stock images. It connects them seamlessly together with their assets
through CC Libraries, enabling users to work effortlessly across desktop and mobile devices
for connected creative workflows.

2. ACDsee Pro Photo Manager

http://www/directron.com

The ACDsee Pro Photo Manager enables users to efficiently manage and store their
collection of images and photograph they have on their PCs. ACDsee Pro Photo.
 ACDsee systems has launched a professional version of its image management software
program ACDsee call Pro Photo Manager. The advanced version allows multi-step batch
processing, offers DNG and RAW support, colour management functionality and professional
publishing options as well as the ability to customize workspace layouts, toolbars and tabs.
ACDsee Pro will be showcased at the Photo plus Expo in New York.
Charting/Graphing Software
3. Smart Draw
http;//www.smartdraw.com

Smart Draw is a diagram tool used to make flowcharts, organization charts, mind
maps, project charts, and other business visuals. Smart Draw has two versions: an
online edition and a downloadable edition for Windows desktop.
 Smart Draw is a diagram tool used to make flowcharts, organization charts, mind maps,
project charts, and other business visuals. Smart Draw has two versions: an online edition
and a downloadable edition for Windows desktop.

4. The Graph Club 2.0

http;//www.tomsnyder.com

The Graph Club is an innovative, easy-to-use tool for creating, exploring, interpreting, and printing
graphs. The program's friendly, hands-on environment helps young students make the transition from
graphing with manipulative to graphing in the abstract.