What do I do to make Elements Organizer 13 upload pictures to Adobe Revel?

Question

I can't sign in to Adobe Revel to sync my photos. When I try to sign it it says there is a error contacting the server. I can open my web browser and go to Revel account and view the pictures I have already uploaded  so I know my password is not the problem. I am running Windows 7 with 64 bit system on a HP computor

Answer 1

Hi Brian
A DVI-A connector supports analogue signals only, a DVI-D connector supports digital signals only and a DVI-I connector supports both analogue and digital signals. Most graphic cards seem to have DVI-I connectors so they're compatible with both analogue and digital displays, even if a DVI-VGA adaptor is required.
A Radeon 8500 should be ideal as it works in a X2 AGP slot and has OS 9 and OS X suppport. You'd connect your existing CRT monitor to the VGA connector (I assume it's VGA) and your new LCD to the DVI connector, which would work whether the LCD is analogue or digital (most are digital like the Dell and Apple LCDs).
The Radeon 9000 is a newer but mainstream card, where as the 8500 was high end of release. Consequently it isn't any more powerful than the 8500 and has an ADC connector which your PowerMac doesn't support anyway.
The Radeon 9600 Pro Mac & PC Edition wouldn't work as it requires a X4 or X8 AGP slot.
That just leaves the Radeon 9800 which would work but like you say it's more expensive and requires an internal power connection. I believe it also lacks full OS 9 support although extensions are provided so the computer will at least boot and recognise the card. You also need a fairly powerful main processor to take full advantage of it.
However, the Radeon 8500 would give you Quartz Extreme support but not Core Image support, whereas the 9800 supports both.
I hope this helps.