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picasa-the best photo software,firefox-the best web browser

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sexinsexbt@gmail.com - 13 Oct 2006 13:26 GMT
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picasa-the best photo software

   Use Google's photo organizer to find, edit and share the pictures
on your computer
A free software download.
   Picasa is Google's photo organizer software. Get started by using
Picasa instead of your usual software to easily move photos from your
camera to your computer. Then, every time you open Picasa, it
automatically locates all your pictures (even ones you forgot you had)
and sorts them into visual albums organized by date with folder names
you will recognize. You can drag and drop to arrange your albums and
make labels to create new groups. Picasa makes sure your pictures are
always organized.
   With Picasa, you can seamlessly upload and order photo products
from some of the web's most popular photo finishers in a click. You can
also share photos fast straight from your computer: make gift CDs, send
pictures through email, print more easily at home and more.

firefox-the best web browser

   Surf faster and smarter
   The innovative Firefox browser makes surfing the web faster and
safer. With the included Google Toolbar, features like AutoFill and
SpellCheck will make browsing more convenient. Together, they'll change
the way you use the Internet -- for free.
   Download Firefox now to receive:
   . Tabbed Browsing
   Save time by viewing more than one page in a window
   . Pop-up Blocking
   Block annoying pop-up ads
   . Better Security
   Help keep computers safe from malicious spyware
   . Google Toolbar
   Enhanced search box suggests queries as you type
John McWilliams - 13 Oct 2006 15:33 GMT
best photo software

>     Use Google's photo organizer to find, edit and share the pictures
> one easily at home and more.
>
> firefox-the best web browser

This type of post works best when someone asks a question remotely
related to browswers or image organizers. Then you stand a better chance
of tricking people to hit your site.

FF is a fine browswer. Get it directly from Mozilla itself:

http://www.mozilla.org/

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Helen - 13 Oct 2006 19:14 GMT
> This type of post works best when someone asks a question remotely related
> to browswers or image organizers. Then you stand a better chance of
> tricking people to hit your site.

I don't detect that he mentions a website.
Still a strange post though.
Helen - 13 Oct 2006 20:48 GMT
>> This type of post works best when someone asks a question remotely
>> related to browswers or image organizers. Then you stand a better chance
>> of tricking people to hit your site.
>
> I don't detect that he mentions a website.
> Still a strange post though.

Whoops, my bad. He did. Sorry.
Roy G - 13 Oct 2006 23:40 GMT
>>> This type of post works best when someone asks a question remotely
>>> related to browswers or image organizers. Then you stand a better chance
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>
> Whoops, my bad. He did. Sorry.
Hi.

This is probably just a ploy to get us innocents to click on his link, which
probably leads to some nasty porn site.  His name might just be a clue, so I
am not going to bother going anywhere he suggests.

Roy G
Bill K - 13 Oct 2006 23:51 GMT
> >>> This type of post works best when someone asks a question remotely
> >>> related to browswers or image organizers. Then you stand a better chance
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>
> Roy G

You? Innocent? I can't believe what I'm reading.
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salgud - 13 Oct 2006 15:39 GMT
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> also share photos fast straight from your computer: make gift CDs, send
> pictures through email, print more easily at home and more.

You forgot to mention that it is also known to occasionally
self-destruct!

> firefox-the best web browser
>
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>     . Google Toolbar
>     Enhanced search box suggests queries as you type
Dave Cohen - 13 Oct 2006 16:22 GMT
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>     . Google Toolbar
>     Enhanced search box suggests queries as you type

It may be the best for you but necessarily everyone. If it were the only
free package of this type I might well be using it and agreeing with
you. It isn't and I find FastStone suits most of my needs. For batch
resizing/resampling I find Irfanview most suitable.
I would suggest anyone new to this and not already married to a
particular solution evaluate them. Even if one owns a real photo editing
program, one of these less complete packages might be fine for quickly
reviewing and adjusting a large batch of images for 4x6 printing and
they are really good for those that need to quickly adjust, re-sample
and email.
Dave Cohen
sexinsex - 14 Oct 2006 07:03 GMT
very good,thanks.

> http://soft.batcave.net/
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>     . Google Toolbar
>     Enhanced search box suggests queries as you type
 
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