Windows 7 TV ad

[rfdjr1]

I just saw an ad where someone was trying to take a family protrait and couldn't
get a decent shot, so she cut and pasted until she got one. It was a Windows 7
ad. I have Photo Shop and Paint Shop Pro for that type of thing but I'm just
curious what feature of Win7 were they showing? They never specifically
mentioned it. Thanks.

 

[Bruce Hagen]

I just saw an ad where someone was trying to take a family protrait and
couldn't
get a decent shot, so she cut and pasted until she got one. It was a
Windows 7
ad. I have Photo Shop and Paint Shop Pro for that type of thing but I'm
just
curious what feature of Win7 were they showing? They never specifically
mentioned it. Thanks.

Windows Cloud
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/cl...859C592-0750-4164-BADB-EB3D90EE2600&WT.srch=1

 

[rfdjr1]

Windows Cloud
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/cl...859C592-0750-4164-BADB-EB3D90EE2600&WT.srch=1

Okay, so it's apparently part of Windows Live Photo Gallery which I have on my
system?

 

[Bruce Hagen]

Okay, so it's apparently part of Windows Live Photo Gallery which I have
on my
system?

I think you have to update to WLE 2011, but I'm really not sure. IOW,
download and save it. When you run it, you should see options to install
or update WLE programs.

 

[DanS]

Something you can't do in linux, but alias doesn't admit
that fact.

You can't edit pictures and share files ?

 

[NQ]

I think you have to update to WLE 2011, but I'm really not sure. IOW,
download and save it. When you run it, you should see options to install
or update WLE programs.

Yes you do need to update to WLE 2011 in order to do the fusing of
pictures as depicted on the commercial.

I just took the update and see that Windows Live Movie Maker also has
been updated but haven't checked to see if that also has new features.