Photo Editor

[Ramona Anderton]

I used to have Office 2000 on my computer, with it was
Photo Editor. Now that I've upgraded to Office 2003, Photo
Editor is missing. If Photo Editor does not come with
Office 2003, then what replaces it?

 

[Rob Schneider]

I used to have Office 2000 on my computer, with it was
Photo Editor. Now that I've upgraded to Office 2003, Photo
Editor is missing. If Photo Editor does not come with
Office 2003, then what replaces it?

Not exactly the same, but see
http://www.microsoft.com/office/previous/photodraw/

Lots of photo editing software on shelves at software stores.

 

[Chris Schatte]

Look under Office Tools for Picture Manager, in Office Pro 2003 thats where the curent version of the photo editor software included with Office 2003 is.
Some excellent photo and graphic software {for the price}
JASC:
Paint Shop Pro 8.0, supports many current digital cameras, with some twain work arounds for those not supported thru customer service request, free trial download, about 80.00.
Adobe:
Photo Shop Elements 2.0
much the same as above, excellent feed back from customer support, much livelier disscussion group for answers, free trial download, about 100.00
Microsoft:
Digital Image 9 Pro
much the same as above, more choices as to versions and pricing depending on how you want to use it and your knowledge on using photo and digital imaging software, basically more user friendly, customer support and discussion groups, from 100.00 {depending on version}
Microsoft Photo Draw:
If you can find a copy, {Office 2000 Premium, it is included} will run on any XP os, no continued support from Microsoft, excellent product and easy to use.

 

[Ramona Anderton]

Thank You For Your Help, Much Appreciated!

-----Original Message-----
Look under Office Tools for Picture Manager, in Office

Pro 2003 thats where the curent version of the photo
editor software included with Office 2003 is.

Some excellent photo and graphic software {for the price}
JASC:
Paint Shop Pro 8.0, supports many current digital

cameras, with some twain work arounds for those not
supported thru customer service request, free trial
download, about 80.00.

Adobe:
Photo Shop Elements 2.0
much the same as above, excellent feed back from customer

support, much livelier disscussion group for answers, free
trial download, about 100.00

Microsoft:
Digital Image 9 Pro
much the same as above, more choices as to versions and

pricing depending on how you want to use it and your
knowledge on using photo and digital imaging software,
basically more user friendly, customer support and
discussion groups, from 100.00 {depending on version}

Microsoft Photo Draw:
If you can find a copy, {Office 2000 Premium, it is

included} will run on any XP os, no continued support from
Microsoft, excellent product and easy to use.

 

[Ramona Anderton]

Thank You For Your Help, Much Appreciated!

-----Original Message-----


Not exactly the same, but see
http://www.microsoft.com/office/previous/photodraw/

Lots of photo editing software on shelves at software stores.

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Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.

rms

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[Chris Schatte]

Thank You
That is what the group is for.

 

[Teodor Cook]

Its excellent tool I found on the web
I am using net since last 2 years. I have to agree that IDM is one of
the very good tool available on net. Its simple and powerful.

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