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Import from iPhone not working Unfortunately, it is a known issue that importing from iPhone feature in ACDSee Mac Pro 3.7 does not work in OSX 10.11. We are sorry for the inconvenience this has caused. Our development team is aware of the issue and is investigating and working towards a solution. As a workaround, we suggest that you can transfer the images files from your iPhone, iPad or iPod to your Mac computer via iTune. After that, you can use ACDSee Mac Pro 3.7 to manage and develop those imported files. My Acdsee 3.7 English version crash at start.

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It's not just Pro 3.6 and El Capitan. The problem is much deeper and has something to do with the way ACDSee reads image files and builds thumbnails. I wouldn't mind trying to remove the.xmp stuff from the database, but I can't find the database. Anyway, I just posted this on another thread, but I think I'll re-post it here also: I've been a loyal ACDSee user ever since it was first developed, first on Windows PCs, now for the last 2 years on a Macbook Pro. I think my Macbook had OS X 10.9 originally, and now it's using 10.11 (El Capitan).

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When using ACDSee with 10.9 and 10.10, if I made more than 1 or 2 editing changes to a JPG, it would suddenly crash my Macbook. So I Iearned to only do one editing change, then save it, then close ACDSee, then reopen it and make another change.

After installing OS X 10.10, an ACDSee upgrade came out (Build 3.6), so I installed that. Immediately I had the issue of some thumbnails not appearing. You see a white square only. By now I've tried upgrading to OS X 10.11, ACDSee Mac Pro 3.7, reverting to Build 3.6 and back again - all to no avail. Here's an example of what happens: I have a folder with 10 photos in it.

In the Manage mode, I click on the folder. Immediately, next to the folder name a little graded wheel starts turning, and it never stops (even if I quit ACDSee and reopen it). In the Manage window, 3 of the photos have thumbnails, and 7 have the white square. If I click on another folder (yes, it's wheel starts turning also) then click back on the original folder, now I can see all 10 thumbnails. Next I go to the Develop mode (same thing happens in the View mode), and in the thumbnail strip below, once again I have the 7 white squares and 3 good thumbnails. I click on the white squares one at a time, and about half of them will show the photo in the main window.

If I choose one of them, set up a crop (or any other editing action), then try to save the cropped photo, the small save window appears with the dreaded circular whirling rainbow. I have left my computer on over night, and in the morning the whirling rainbow was still happening. Strangely, every couple of minutes it stops for about 2 seconds, then restarts. ACDSee has gone into gridlock, of course. If I wait for the 2 second time period when the rainbow stops and click Force Quit, I can shut down ACDSee without crashing my Macbook Pro.