In digital photography is booming: people want to have more control over their images, and the technology can require less hassle than film cameras. Nevertheless, Microsoft Picture It! Digital Image Pro 7.0 is no Adobe clone. It feels friendlier and more consumer-like than Photoshop Elements 1.0.

From Microsoft Digital Image puts you in control of your photos through a combination of digital-imaging tools with helpful wizards and professional-quality photo projects. Find your photos fast: organizing and archiving your photos is quicker and easier with improved file management and viewing. Fix your photos with a click: easily enhance your shots like a professional with fast auto fixes and powerful correction tools. Create one-of-a-kind images: use special effects, custom projects, and smart erase to customize your images.

Share and archive: share your favorite photos and creations through E-mail, CDs, or prints. Turn your photos into videos with narration, music, transitions, titles, or zoom effects. Preserve your memories with multiple archiving options. Version 11.1 has updated instructional videos, improved photo story feature, new sync to device feature, and other improvements. Reply by gcall55 on March 13, 2016 Sorry I'm coming to the party so late.

But in answer to your question: 1. Pull up the printer dialog box (Ctrl P) 2.

Click on the printer Properties button (just to the right [usually] of the printer name 3. Click on the Color tab 4. Select Color Options 5.

Select the Black Only radio button 6. You're back to your regular Print dialog box 8. Hint: you'll probably have to do this for every file/document you want to print This kind of seems like a hassle but once you've done it a couple of times you'll find that it only takes a few seconds (really). Good Luck and God Bless.

Reply by gcall55 on March 13, 2016 Sorry I'm coming to the party so late. But in answer to your question: 1. Pull up the printer dialog box (Ctrl P) 2. Click on the printer Properties button (just to the right [usually] of the printer name 3. Click on the Color tab 4. Select Color Options 5. Select the Black Only radio button 6.

You're back to your regular Print dialog box 8. Vcds Crack. Hint: you'll probably have to do this for every file/document you want to print This kind of seems like a hassle but once you've done it a couple of times you'll find that it only takes a few seconds (really). Good Luck and God Bless. Full Specifications What's new in version 11.1 Version 11.1 has updated instructional videos, improved photo story feature, new sync to device feature, and other improvements.

General Publisher Publisher web site Release Date August 16, 2007 Date Added August 16, 2007 Version 11.1 Category Category Subcategory Operating Systems Operating Systems Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Vista Additional Requirements None Download Information File Size 110.19MB File Name DigitalImageStarter06.exe Popularity Total Downloads 101,974 Downloads Last Week 267 Pricing License Model Free to try Limitations 60-day trial, some features disabled Price $34.99.

Remains easier to use. But Elements feels (and is) more sophisticated. For instance, the Picture It! Retouching brush comes in seven sizes; Photoshop's has 24. But the gap between the two products is closer, especially now that Microsoft has jettisoned its midrange product, PhotoDraw, and Adobe has just given up on its starter program, PhotoDeluxe.

Both companies had two products doing the work of one. The Picture It! Start-up screen offers five commonly performed tasks (open, import from camera, scan, edit multiple pictures, and create a project) and shows thumbnails of photos you recently worked on. One of Picture It!'

S best features, the Mini Lab for batch operations, does an even better job of correcting, rotating, and renaming pictures than it did before. Provides 3,000 photo projects and enhancements such as photo stickers, memory albums, photo cards, frames, borders, and edges. You can print the results yourself, e-mail them to friends, have them professionally printed, or map them onto a wide range of novelty items, including refrigerator magnets, baby bibs, and boxer shorts.

Those are available through, which provides you with 30MB of free storage, enough room to share about 50 pictures from a 3-megapixel camera with friends. Most of the site is dedicated to selling you more stuff, though, and some of the tech help is biased: Microsoft links you to a discussion of photo printers you might buy, citing three types: ink jet, dye-sublimation, and Fujifilm PG-series. Guess who MSN's photo-and-trinket printing partner is?

If you want a superior midrange product brimming with features and don't mind a stiffer learning curve, look toward Photoshop Elements 2. Freenas Virtio Drivers. 0. For those who value ease of use, Picture It! Express has enough added enhancements to make an upgrade worth considering. If you want all the new features, go with Picture It! Digital Image Pro version 7, the highest-end version available.