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Using Windows Photo Gallery
By  Super Admin  | Published  05/1/2011 | How To Page 2 | Rating:
Using Windows Photo Gallery
Windows XP’s ability to store, edit and organise images needed a makeover — and it has been given one in Vista. Photo Gallery enables you to carry out simple editing tasks such as correcting red-eye or adding tags to images to make it easier to manage them and email them to friends. You can even use Photo Gallery to create a DVD slideshow that can be viewed on your TV.
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