Microsoft Digital Image Program How To Use It
Microsoft Digital Image Program Install Takes 380MB

All of the applications--Microsoft Digital Image Library (organizer), Digital Image Pro (image editor), and Photo Story 2.0 (simple video creator)--are equipped with loads of features, slick interfaces, and seamless help for newcomers.

None of the programs take more than five minutes to master, and the entire suite, which encompasses just about every potential use for a digital photo, is a bargain at 99.

Microsoft Digital Image Program Install Takes 380MB

Note that the typical install takes 380MB--and thats without clip art, which can be accessed from the second CD in the set.

The main desktop area displays image thumbnails, while a small information panel takes up the bottom of the screen.

A few buttons scattered about the main window let you increase thumbnail size, change the display order of the images, and add more pictures to your library.

Images may be sorted by a wide range of critera, including keyword, date, size, file type, event, or camera.

You can flag individual thumbnails with keywords such as for review or needs touch-up, and the programs default list of tags can be easily customized.

The information associated with a thumbnail is displayed on the bottom of the screen and is editable by clicking an individual entry.

Microsoft Digital Image Program How To Use It

We give Digital Image Librarys interface a perfect score; its polished and intuitive, and we never had to consult a help file to figure out how to use it.

When you select the Archive button on the toolbar, a wizard appears to help you select photos and choose an archive destination: CD, DVD, or an external hard drive, for example.

The program also allows you to schedule automatic backup reminders, so youll never forget to safeguard your photo library.

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