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http://www.picasa.com/google/
Very nice program to organize your photos. It also does the usual
edit, print, slideshow etc.
Very nice program to organize your photos. It also does the usual
edit, print, slideshow etc.
http://www.picasa.com/google/
Very nice program to organize your photos. It also does the usual
edit, print, slideshow etc.
It's also not freeware
Many thanks for clarifying; that's definitely well-hidden on the site.<quoting from http://www.picasa.com/google/category.php?cid=4&>
Difference between trial and full version of Picasa
Q. What is the difference between the trial version and the full
version of Picasa?
A. There is no difference in features between the trial version and
the full version of Picasa, however, the trial version will time out
15 days after the date of first use.
</quoting>
Damn! And I didn't see your warning, Martin, until *after* I'd
finished the download just now -- so I then had a bit of a squiz
around tha site and found the above under "Installation". :-(
Q. What is the difference between the trial version and the full
version of Picasa?
A. There is no difference in features between the trial version and
the full version of Picasa, however, the trial version will time out
15 days after the date of first use.
</quoting>
Interesting. No other mention of this is to be found anywhere on the
site. Also conspicuous by it's absence is a means to purchase the
full version.
I guess we will just have to wait and see. I hope it's a feebie
because I was looking for something like this to casually manage all
the gfx files on my laptop.
Thanks,
Chris
Ron S said:
Harvey Van Sickle said:In addition, if you download and install it, the only
logical option under "Help" to pay for it -- "Upgrade
Picasa" -- is greyed out.
Interesting. No other mention of this is to be found anywhere on
the site. Also conspicuous by it's absence is a means to
purchase the full version.
I guess we will just have to wait and see. I hope it's a feebie
because I was looking for something like this to casually manage
all the gfx files on my laptop.
Thanks,
Chris
Chris Dubea said:Interesting. No other mention of this is to be found anywhere on the
site. Also conspicuous by it's absence is a means to purchase the
full version.
I guess we will just have to wait and see. I hope it's a feebie
because I was looking for something like this to casually manage all
the gfx files on my laptop.
Thanks,
Chris
Incompatibility problems:Invader said:Email Google
In addition, if you download and install it, the only
logical option under "Help" to pay for it -- "Upgrade
Picasa" -- is greyed out.
On 16 Jul 2004, Martin Cleaver wrote
-snip-
They're still live -- http://forums.picasa.net/ -- and there's at
least one thread in there, started today, which raises precisely
this complaint.
Incompatibility problems:
From the forum...
"In my three attempts at Picasa installation, serious incompatibility
with XP Pro was observed, with the computer crashing or freezing within
moments of running Picasa."
Son Of Spy
Interesting. No other mention of this is to be found anywhere on the
site. Also conspicuous by it's absence is a means to purchase the
full version.
I guess we will just have to wait and see. I hope it's a feebie
because I was looking for something like this to casually manage all
the gfx files on my laptop.
Thanks,
Chris
Chris Dubea blurted on 16 Jul 2004 11:43:03 -0700:
On the uk Google page it says Free:
http://www.google.co.uk/
Yeah I'm also thinking that the FAQ is just old. I'm crossing my
fingers and believing that Picasa is freeware for real. Google's motto
is "Do No Evil", so I'm sure what they're offering is genuinely free
and not a trick.
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