All tag results for ‘Photo’
April 11th, 2008 · No Comments · 165 views
Consider the following scenario:
- On a Windows Vista-based computer, you use Windows Photo Gallery to print a photo.
- On the Windows Photo Gallery toolbar, you click Print. The How do you want to print your pictures dialog box appears.
- You select the paper type that you want to use.
In this scenario, the paper type that you select is unexpectedly changed to a different paper type. However, when you print the picture, the paper type that you selected is actually used.
October 25th, 2007 · No Comments · 546 views
The sixteenth video tip by PCWizKid. Have you tried the built in Media Center in windows Vista? This is a series review - part 2 on how you can manage your Photos using Picture Library. See my Part 1 for an intro to Windows Media Center.
September 26th, 2007 · No Comments · 164 views
When you connect a camera, memory card, or other media that contains photos (such as a flash memory drive or CD) to a computer running a 64-bit edition of Windows XP or Windows Vista, the Autoplay dialog does not show options to download the photos with Adobe Bridge CS3 or Adobe Photoshop Elements 6.0 and earlier. Also, the Adobe Photo Downloader for Photoshop Elements does not automatically appear.
August 4th, 2007 · No Comments · 456 views
Another video from Brandon LeBlanc over at The Windows Experience Blog. This one focuses on Online Photo Backup, one of the components of Windows Live OneCare 2.0.
July 25th, 2007 · No Comments · 218 views
When you use the Photos screen saver in Windows Vista, the computer does not automatically go to sleep. You expect the computer to go to sleep when it reaches the idle time-out.
July 7th, 2007 · No Comments · 338 views
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It might be frustrating at times, but this is something you should definitely NOT do when working with Vista.
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A quick overview of Vista’s Photo Gallery, by Nick a the Vista Team Blog.
Keep reading →
July 7th, 2007 · No Comments · 57 views
A quick overview of Vista’s Photo Gallery, by Nick a the Vista Team Blog. Keep reading →
May 16th, 2007 · 1 Comment · 1,014 views
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If you’re having problems syncing your smartphone with Vista, Microsoft is on the case and promises a fix is on the way.
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PC Magazine’s list of 59 utilities for Windows, including Vista.
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Our campus is using
KMS, but I’ve not yet heard is there is a reason we went that way. How about you?
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Starting with the June 7th Advanced Notification Service we’ll know if the following Tuesday will bring Vista updates. No more guessing!
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A method is available for launching a denial of service attack on a Vista machine that would require the user to manually refresh their network interface.
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Not a bad idea, you could have your calendar displayed on your fridge, or a to-do list, or even a shopping list. They just have to figure out how to make it thinner now.
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A UK Vista users group that is meeting on May 24th.
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Though not directly Vista related, Bill Gates announced today that Longhorn will officially be called ‘Windows Server 2008′
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If you’ve got a subscription to Microsoft Connect, MSDN, or TechNet you’ll soon be able to download a copy of Vista Enterprise as a Virtual PC image.
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Problems with the Nikon NEF codec in Vista? You are not alone.
May 16th, 2007 · No Comments · 42 views
Problems with the Nikon NEF codec in Vista? You are not alone. Keep reading →
May 15th, 2007 · No Comments · 617 views
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The Vista version of Maple 11 will be available in the coming weeks. Current Maple 11 users will be notified via email as soon as it is available.
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Good news if you run a linux server.
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If you take lots of photos, and you’re running Vista, this page will be of interest.
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They will release a Vista compatible driver for PostScript printers in July.
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Selling twice as fast as Windows XP, 40 million copies sold as of last week.
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The title says it all. TivoToGo 2.4 is not Vista compatible, but if you follow these steps, they claim it will run.
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If you’ve got a Windows Server 2003 and you want to monitor the health of your Vista clients, here’s your ticket.
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Nick at the Windows Vista Blog comments on the recent ‘Aero kills your battery’ hoopla. He says though it’s hard to measure accurately, they estimate it uses 1-4% more battery, which they consider a fair trade-off for what Aero offers.