But the actual screen had no OK button to click after selecting files. The first time I tried this, I decided to click the Save button, but it only saved my choices in a tiny conversion profile. What worked was to click the Start button, which brought back the first window showing the selected options. I clicked the OK button in that window, and everything worked fine. Except for this minor glitch in the online help, I had no problems running Riptide.
Riptide can perform screen captures, build simple animations and make slide shows.
The editing tools, though not as sophisticated as Photoshop's, have lots of features for the price. A click on Multi Edt. Click on Cancel to return to the original image in the main editing screen, or click on Finished to accept the changes, then go back to editing the altered image. Clicking on some of the Image adjustments also brings up a comparison screen, but you can only make the single change selected under Image, such as adjusting contrast. All in all, Riptide does a great job of combining file conversion with good editing tools.