[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.9to5mac.com/filemaker_ships_bento_3

"Apple subsidiary, FileMaker, this afternoon introduced the latest iteration of its personal databasing application, Bento, raising the software up to version 3."

Big change with photos with this version, no longer will you have to import, you can just view your photos from within Bento. You can also view in several ways, via Grid view, Table View, Form View or Split View, and you can add additional informational fields above and beyond what you can do within iPhoto. And they have added the ability to link the photos to contacts, projects, events or any data you store in Bento. You can find more out on the Bento page, and they do have a 30-day free trial if you want to give it a test run. 

[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.9to5mac.com/filemaker_ships_bento_3

"Apple subsidiary, FileMaker, this afternoon introduced the latest iteration of its personal databasing application, Bento, raising the software up to version 3."

Big change with photos with this version, no longer will you have to import, you can just view your photos from within Bento. You can also view in several ways, via Grid view, Table View, Form View or Split View, and you can add additional informational fields above and beyond what you can do within iPhoto. And they have added the ability to link the photos to contacts, projects, events or any data you store in Bento. You can find more out on the Bento page, and they do have a 30-day free trial if you want to give it a test run.