Ulead Photoimpact X3 Serial Number
Sam Eich
Last but not less important is your own contribution to our cause. You should consider to submit your ownserial numbers or share other files with the community just as someone else helped you with Ulead PhotoImpact 6.0 serial number.Sharing is caring and that is the only way to keep our scene, our community alive.
I am still using photoimpact and have a lot of ufo files. It would be nice if my next editing software could open them. Photoimpact is not compatible with Windows 11 so I am going to have to move to something.
Thank you Ron,
Yes, I am aware that it is a proprietary file. I am not sure of the significance of it being working but, Libre office can open WOrd files, and Photoimpact can open Photoshop files so, if Serif were to put .ufo files in their sights they would, I think, theoretically be able to open them without loss of layers.
I think that there are still quite a few people who use photoimpact still but since it won't install on W11 (I hear) these people will be lookiing for somewhere to go. I am sure Corel would prefer we move to Paintshop Pro but I don't like Corel and have heard good things about Affinity.
Tim
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