Adobe Unveils 'Shoe Box' Software for Digital Pics - Mon Jan 6,12:34 AM ET

SAN JOSE, Calif. (Reuters) - Software maker Adobe Systems Inc.(NasdaqNM:ADBE - news) on Monday will roll out Photoshop Album, new software to help digital camera users edit, send and store photographs.

"In the old world it was about a shoe box, now it's about a digital shoe box," Adobe Chief Executive Bruce Chizen told Reuters. In addition to providing a way to easily store, search and organize digital photos, Chizen said the software enables users to create and share slide shows and photo albums via the Internet.

The software, which uses technology from Adobe's popular Photoshop photo-editing and Acrobat document-sharing software, is for Windows-based computers and sells for about $50.

--Send me your digital pictures, dammit!