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ProShooters LLC Case Study; Using Atalasoft DotImage WinForms

Overview Pro Shooters LLC was faced with choosing a new imaging toolkit for the latest .NET version of their professional photographic imaging application called DigitalPro. DigitalPro is a fast and powerful system for loading, reviewing, filing and managing digital images. It is also the only digital image management system exclusively designed by and for serious digital photographers. Atalasoft DotImage saved ProShooters three months of development and at least that much in technical support as compared to using their closest competitor, and as much as three years as compared to trying to do the work themselves.

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Publisher	Atalasoft	File Format	HTML
Date Published	June 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Programming Languages, .NET, Application Development

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Channel:
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Channel:
Law & Policy

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Publisher:
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