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    dleather is offline Member
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    Default What do you use for asset management and/or image archiving?

    Our business repurposes images regularly, so we need an easy way to search and organize our assets, decide which projects contain which pieces of artwork, and find each representation of a SKU (for instance how many images show the same pair of shoes.)

    We presently use a system that is set up by our contracted prepress vendor, but since we have little to say about the format, and cannot fix bugs immediately when they happen, I wonder what else is out there.

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    lyndajohn21 is offline Junior Member
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    1) extract text out of image as rtf 2) save it with same name as file with different extension 3) insert hyperlink of image file on extracted file. Your image file is searchable in text.

    If you need help, get from the likes of Online Document Conversion , send them an email with your sample and ask for a quote ( if you can nego 35-50 cents per thousand characters is cool)

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    printnewb is offline Junior Member
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    Default easy answer

    Quote Originally Posted by dleather View Post
    Our business repurposes images regularly, so we need an easy way to search and organize our assets, decide which projects contain which pieces of artwork, and find each representation of a SKU (for instance how many images show the same pair of shoes.)

    We presently use a system that is set up by our contracted prepress vendor, but since we have little to say about the format, and cannot fix bugs immediately when they happen, I wonder what else is out there.
    Hi Dleather,

    Take a look at Cumulus by Canto Cumulus: Digital Asset Management: Images, Video, PPT, PDF, Layouts, & More…
    They are a great group of people and have alot of experience. They have a great solution and it can be customized too.

    Printnewb

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    dleather is offline Member
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    Default huh?

    Quote Originally Posted by lyndajohn21 View Post
    1) extract text out of image as rtf 2) save it with same name as file with different extension 3) insert hyperlink of image file on extracted file. Your image file is searchable in text.

    If you need help, get from the likes of Online Document Conversion , send them an email with your sample and ask for a quote ( if you can nego 35-50 cents per thousand characters is cool)
    I'm sorry, I don't really understand this message - extract what text? Insert hyperlink where, and why?

    Sorry, I'm lost.

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    printnewb is offline Junior Member
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    I think this is for tagging your pictures accurately for web linking. heh

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    esmith214 is offline Junior Member
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    Take a look at Mediabeacon. It's a full featured Digital Asset Management system that grows from desktop to enterprise capabilities. It can manage the assets as well as some of the file conversions for repurposing content. MediaBeacon, Inc.

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    dleather is offline Member
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    Thanks, I will look at Cumulus and Media Beacon. I've already done a couple tutorials with Adobe's Scene 7 Media Portal, which operates very similarly to what we use now.


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