A new version of Picassa was released today by Google. Highlights include photo emailing via Gmail and publishing directly to Blogger.
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8 Comments
This is a great wee program to use. It performs well as a browser to view all your files, has some fairly basic adjustment controls and a very easy to use filter selection. the timeline is a very nice touch in the way it is presented. As a true Scotsman I can only add it’s great value for money.
Yeah I do agree Picasa is easy to use and easy to pick up. However, I’ve got this one thing …the file dir structure is horrendours
Good point Edwin. I find myself only using Picassa when I want to quickly upload a set of pictures to the web without having to write any HTML. There is a nice option in Picassa that allows export to HTML with some clean formatting options and the ability to create thumbnails automatically.
it sounds a wonderful programme. I am not familiar with the previous version
Really like Picassa
I tried to download PICASSA. No luck. Could it be that I am using a Mac 10.2.8?
Can you help me to get your program?
Thank you
Bob Tuerffs
rtuerffs@sbcglobal.net
Bob, try the Picassa website. It looks like the link in my original post was bad. Not sure if the software is available for Mac.
I tried to download Picassa2 but want the instructions in English as I live in Cyprus and prefer English if possible.
Yours sincerely,
Anna Kakoulli