My friend Walt (who I understand has just signed up again with the lounge) does not seem to have Microsoft Photo Editor on his HD, I have looked on but can't see it anywhere, is it no longer available? Download Pacific Rim Trailer 2. I am aware that Picasa, Irfanview & other freebies are available but seeing I have got used to MPE I would be more at home pointing out a few of it's capabilities to my friend, then we might move on to Picasa or some other. That is unless someone on the lounge can recommend a better one. I suppose that's what Microsoft calls progress, just like Ford bringing out a new model of car but not fitting a heater or radio! A search for Picture Manager unearthed various so called free downloads and some like [offer a time limit demo for just $10 which is reasonable.] but as I don't possess a credit card, that's out. When I bought my computer 2nd hand it came with Windows 2000 installed and though I have the Windows 2003 version - because I was familiar with the former version & it did all I wanted to do - I was reluctant to update it.

In my rather limited knowledge of how these things work, the thought however occurred to me that it might just be possible to extract Picture Manager from the disc and use it; or am I way off the beam with this notion? I am also aware that there are numerous other options like the two suggested but seeing Walt has the Picture Manager installed I would be interested in acquainting myself with it's features so we are on the same wavelength. Let's get the terminology straight. Windows is your computer's operating system. Windows 2003 is a server operating system, it's not something installed by consumers. City Of Birmingham Business License Tax.

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From your earlier posts, I gather that you have Windows XP. Microsoft Office is something entirely different, it is a collection of applications such as Word, Excel and Outlook.

Microsoft Photo Editor was part of Microsoft Office up to and including Office XP, and Microsoft Office Picture Manager is part of Office 2003 and later. Neither of these programs come with Windows.

Microsoft Photo Editor is the now-defunct image-editing app once bundled with (97 through XP) for Windows. With Microsoft Office 2003, Microsoft Photo Editor was replaced by, a lackluster image-management tool with only minor image-correction and editing features. Microsoft Office Picture Manager was dropped with the release of Microsoft Office 2013, and Office no longer incorporates an image editor. Windows users should download a standalone image editor or do what they can with Word's limited image-editing capabilities.