Can someone tell me a replacement for the program Microsoft Picture It!? I
can't get it to work with my new Vista system. Does microsoft make a
replacement? Any help will be appreciated.

Microsoft Digital Image Suite Anniversary Edition is fully optimized for
Windows Vista.


--
Dave Johnson
Windows User Assistance team
Microsoft Corporation

I checked with Best Buy and the replacement with the same features is
Microsoft Office Publishing...$169!

"Dom3" wrote:

Can someone tell me a replacement for the program Microsoft Picture It!? I
can't get it to work with my new Vista system. Does microsoft make a
replacement? Any help will be appreciated.

I have Microsoft Picture It! v.2002; I wrote:
I checked with Best Buy and the replacement with the same features is
Microsoft Office Publishing...$169!

"Dom3" wrote:

Can someone tell me a replacement for the program Microsoft Picture
It!? I can't get it to work with my new Vista system. Does
microsoft make a replacement? Any help will be appreciated.
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No! MS Publisher is not the replacement. That's
a desktop publishing program not an image editing
program.

The latest and last version of Digital Image Suite
would be the current replacement for Picture It!.
"Microsoft Digital Image Suite Anniversary Edition"

This software line has been discontinued but some
retails stores could still have copies for sale. Also
check on eBay for availability.

There's a 60 day trial version available for
download if you would like to give it a try:

Microsoft Digital Image
Starter Edition 2006
http://tinyurl.com/28loxr
(this product line has been
discontinued but you can still
down-load the Starter Version
and run it for 60 days)

Unlike the retail version...the trial does not
have the ability to create VCDs and it does
not include the clipart and pre-formatted
projects.

--

John Inzer
MS Picture It! -
Digital Image MVP

Digital Image
Highlights and FAQs
http://tinyurl.com/aczzp

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk

I see that this is an old thread but I have not been able to find an
adequate replacement for Picture It. Digital Image is gone too, and it
wasn't nearly as good as Picture It anyway. PI did everything I needed
and was quick and easy to understand. Picture It users: what are you
using now? Is there anything as good that doesn't cost a ton of money?


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dreemsnake

Yo!

Try downloading Windows Photo Gallery or HP PhotoSmart Essential 2.0, those
are really good photo organizerers.

Regards,

J.A.Becnel.

JABX Productions-Entertaining AMERICA!- www.youtube.com/jabxproductions01

"dreemsnake" wrote in message
...

I see that this is an old thread but I have not been able to find an
adequate replacement for Picture It. Digital Image is gone too, and it
wasn't nearly as good as Picture It anyway. PI did everything I needed
and was quick and easy to understand. Picture It users: what are you
using now? Is there anything as good that doesn't cost a ton of money?


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dreemsnake

I know. I use Picasa for photo organizing and storage, but that isn't
what I'm looking for. Microsoft says that the functionality of Picture
It/Digital Image Suite is built into Vista. No. It doesn't come close
to having all of the editing functions and you can't resize your
pictures, which is something that I do often. It doesn't have the
projects, either. What do you use to remove something in a photo
(mistakes like the photographer's finger, or the head of a family member
you don't like!), to sharpen focus, to remove specs or acne or create a
cutout collage?

I've been using Digital Image Suite, which isn't as good as the early
versions of Picture It, but it's a few years old and Microsoft is done
with it. It's really too bad because Picture It was an easy, affordable
program that let you do whatever you wanted with pictures and photos.


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dreemsnake

http://www.getpaint.net/download.html

"dreemsnake" wrote in message
...

I know. I use Picasa for photo organizing and storage, but that isn't
what I'm looking for. Microsoft says that the functionality of Picture
It/Digital Image Suite is built into Vista. No. It doesn't come close
to having all of the editing functions and you can't resize your
pictures, which is something that I do often. It doesn't have the
projects, either. What do you use to remove something in a photo
(mistakes like the photographer's finger, or the head of a family member
you don't like!), to sharpen focus, to remove specs or acne or create a
cutout collage?

I've been using Digital Image Suite, which isn't as good as the early
versions of Picture It, but it's a few years old and Microsoft is done
with it. It's really too bad because Picture It was an easy, affordable
program that let you do whatever you wanted with pictures and photos.


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dreemsnake

I too am very frsutrated with Vista and the lack of software that I use
to use, won't work now. I had Picture It Photo 2001 and it was a GREAT
photo editing tool! Ihad no idea it wouldn't work with Vista. It loaded
fine, but once you try and use it, it stops working! Window Photo
Gallery IMO sucks. Why does Microsoft do this! It makes me crazy and
makes me wish I would have bought a MAC! I now have to use my lap top
with XP if I want to use Picture It. Just very frustrating and the list
keeps growing. If anyone here finds a great replacement, keep me posted
please. Thanks!


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jdsweets

Hi all, I used to use Picture It also and loved it's capabilities. I
am so fed up trying to find a replacement programme that comes anywhere
close to PI. They are either too confusing to use, or cost the earth to
buy.

I am furious with Microsoft. They want to bring out these new OS, but
never allow your previous programmes to work, therefore leaving you no
other choice but to buy new ones. I know the price of computers have
come down greatly, but it still works out expensive having to buy all
new programmes.

I am yet to have found a replacement photo editing programme that does
all the tasks I require. :cry: As it stands, I use about 3 different
programes to the same tasks that PI done for me.


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cazbarr