Thanks for everyone's replies two years ago, above. I am still fairly happily using PI and function wise, I still do not know what I am missing with PS because Photoimpact does all that I need.
Tim
Photoimpact VS Photoshop
Suit yourself Alan. I agree, PI 11 was unreliable but then again, so was PI XL (for me and some others at least).
PI 12 is much better and I would not want to swap it for PS if that was given to me
I'm sure there are compelling reasons why one would want to have PS as well. I know a number of people on this board alone who use both, each for its strengths. 
PI 12 is much better and I would not want to swap it for PS if that was given to me


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Re: Photoimpact VS Photoshop
Ten years later and I am still using Photoimpact.
I still do not know of any command or functionality that I want but do not have.
I still do not know of any command or functionality that I want but do not have.
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I found pixlr online version best for me. without make load on my laptop or without filling any space I can edit my images online easily. more convenient and easy to use.
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That post by Ksharon sounds like spam to me.
I am still happy with Corel Photoimpact X3 and don't know what I am missing.
I would not want to use an online service since I believe it would be less speedy and I would need an internet connection.
I am still happy with Corel Photoimpact X3 and don't know what I am missing.
I would not want to use an online service since I believe it would be less speedy and I would need an internet connection.
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Its totally depend on your needs or work load, I was just mention according to my point of view.
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Bearing in mind that this is a thread about the relative merits of Photoimpact VS Photoshop, and that you have only made two posts to these forums, I still think that you are being paid to (be?) "just mention according to my point of view," as a form of comment spam to boost the sales of the pro version, especially since despite claiming to be a teacher from the US you appear to be of limited English ability.
I tried the software that you are recommending and it is not bad but less sophisticated than Photoimpact.
I tried the software that you are recommending and it is not bad but less sophisticated than Photoimpact.