Pahp Shmir wrote:



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Pahp Shmir wrote:


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"ted medin" wrote in message
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Have to digital pictures & would like to put a couple of people on one
picture into the other picture. How do i do this? Anyone got any ideas?
TIA

Well not with Vista. You need a Graphic editing application.
The Gimp may be able to do this. (It's free, Open Source but is a bit
tricky yo get to learn)


Err - why would he sigh want to use some INFERIOR Open Sores product?
Err. Umm. He would be better getting quality software that is current
and not full of bugs. Err. Umm. sigh





Note that the nymshifter doesn't pay for software, the MS/Adobe kind. He
claims it's given to him so he tries to put on airs and sneer at Open
Source to be in the "In Crowd".

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Alias

You have reading comprehension problems as usual. I don't pay for Microsoft
products. If I want to use Adobe then I will purchase it. No need to use
that INFERIOR Open Sores software that is about 10 years behind the times.


Open Source has some very good software.
It doesn't come in a big, oversized, pretty box...so you probably don't
like it.
I use Linux 90% now.
Tons of choices.

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Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur,
Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.

On Dec 9, 2:28*pm, ted medin wrote:
Have to digital pictures & would like to put a couple of people on one
picture into the other picture. How do i do this? Anyone got any ideas? TIA

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You might be able to do it with Serif Photo...

http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/software/photoplus/


I like Paint.NET as mentioned by Bob.


Bill

Pahp Shmir wrote:


"Alias" wrote in message
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Pahp Shmir wrote:


"Gordon" wrote in message
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"ted medin" wrote in message
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Have to digital pictures & would like to put a couple of people on
one picture into the other picture. How do i do this? Anyone got
any ideas? TIA

Well not with Vista. You need a Graphic editing application.
The Gimp may be able to do this. (It's free, Open Source but is a
bit tricky yo get to learn)


Err - why would he sigh want to use some INFERIOR Open Sores
product? Err. Umm. He would be better getting quality software that
is current and not full of bugs. Err. Umm. sigh





Note that the nymshifter doesn't pay for software, the MS/Adobe kind.
He claims it's given to him so he tries to put on airs and sneer at
Open Source to be in the "In Crowd".

--
Alias

You have reading comprehension problems as usual. I don't pay for
Microsoft products. If I want to use Adobe then I will purchase it. No
need to use that INFERIOR Open Sores software that is about 10 years
behind the times.




Microsoft has Open Source products. They even have an Open Source web site.

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Alias