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Chapter 12: Printing Photos

Microsoft Picture It! Companion Guide

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The Microsoft 702 is a powerful and versatile device that has garnered attention for its innovative features and cutting-edge technology. Designed with both personal and professional users in mind, it seamlessly blends performance with usability in a compact format.

One of the standout features of the Microsoft 702 is its high-resolution display. With vivid colors and exceptional clarity, users can enjoy an immersive visual experience whether they are working on spreadsheets, watching videos, or engaging in creative endeavors. The touch-sensitive interface adds another layer of convenience, allowing for intuitive interaction with applications and menus.

Under the hood, the Microsoft 702 is powered by a robust processor that allows for multitasking without lag. Users can run multiple applications simultaneously, making it an ideal choice for professionals who require efficiency and speed. Coupled with ample RAM and storage options, the device supports both heavy-duty tasks and extensive media consumption.

Another key characteristic of the Microsoft 702 is its connectivity options. Equipped with the latest Wi-Fi standards, users can enjoy lightning-fast internet speeds. Additionally, Bluetooth technology enables seamless integration with peripherals such as keyboards, mice, and headphones, enhancing the overall user experience.

Security is also a priority with the Microsoft 702. The device comes with built-in security features that protect user data and ensure privacy. Features such as biometric authentication and secure login options provide an added layer of defense against unauthorized access.

Battery life is another aspect where the Microsoft 702 excels. The device is designed to offer extended usage hours on a single charge, making it suitable for users who are always on the go. This mobility-friendly design is complemented by lightweight materials and a sleek form factor, allowing for effortless transport.

In conclusion, the Microsoft 702 stands out as a leading choice for those seeking a reliable and feature-rich device. With its high-resolution display, powerful processing capabilities, versatile connectivity options, enhanced security measures, and impressive battery life, it meets the diverse needs of modern users. Whether for work, leisure, or creative pursuits, the Microsoft 702 is poised to deliver an exceptional user experience.

Contents

Page Companion Guide Page Table of Contents Picture It! Basics Opening Photos in Picture It Adding Edges, Mats, and Frames Using Special EffectsBasic Touchup Batch Editing and File Management Index Creating ProjectsSharing Photos Printing Photos What’s New? Welcome to Microsoft Picture ItOther Helpful Resources Welcome to Microsoft Picture It To begin setup manually InstallationStarting Setup To begin automatic setup Installation Folder Dialog Box Completing the Installation WizardInstallation Options Dialog Box Other Picture It Reinstalling or Removing Picture ItSpecial Circumstances Upgrading from a Different Picture It! Product Click Add/Remove To remove or reinstall Picture It! on Windows XPClick Add or remove programs Click Add/Remove Programs Opening photos from your digital camera Making the Most of Your Camera Photo Quality About Digital Cameras Resolution Megapixel rating Compression File size and photo quality File formats compatible with Picture It File Formats Memory Cards, Disks, and Sticks Using Zoom Features Best recharge- able batteries Battery Life Upgrading your flash Using the FlashRange of your flash Red-Eye Reduction Flash No FlashFixing red eye with Picture It Fill Flash Using Your Camera’s Manual Settings Exposure Understanding automatic exposure Water glass analogy Aperture Exposure CompensationIncreasing your chances with bracketing Shutterless cameras Program modes Shutter Speed ASA versus ISO ISO Setting or Equivalent Avoid sharpening a photo with noise Setting the White Balance Setting the white balance manually Using Automatic Modes on Your CameraCorrecting tint in Picture It Macro Mode When the lag is a drag Action Mode Microsoft Picture It! Companion Guide Burst Mode Relaxing your subject Portrait Mode Panoramic Mode Creating a makeshift tripod Using the Self-TimerGetting Yourself into a Photo Taking Long Exposure Shots Know Your Gear Ten Tips for Great Pictures Capture a Moment in the Story Nail the ExposurePlanning for the imperfect Look for the Light Microsoft Picture It! Companion Guide Recomposing a photo with Picture It Follow the Rule of Thirds Find a Unique Perspective Quick check with the LCD Bracket Analyze and Shoot Again Show Your Photos to Other People Shoot Every Single Day Microsoft Picture It! Companion Guide Opening Photos in Picture It Using the File BrowserOpening photos from other cameras Opening Photos in Picture It To open the file browser Opening Photos From a Digital Camera or Card ReaderAbout Twain WIA Click Automatic Download Click Download Using your camera’s softwareTo open photos from a TWAIN- or WIA-compliant camera Click Download Opening a Photo From Your Computer Scanning a PhotoTo scan a photo with a flatbed scanner To open a photo from a photo CD or other disk Opening a Photo From a Photo CD or Other DiskFinding the correct drive letter To open a photo stored on your computer’s hard disk Can this photo be printed? Opening a Photo Sent Through E-mailOpening a Photo from a Web Page in Picture It To open a photo sent through e-mail in Picture It To open a photo from a Web page in Picture It Opening a Photo from MSN PhotosSaving images from a Web site Signing up with Microsoft .NET Passport To open a photo from MSN Photos Using MSN Photos Microsoft Picture It! Companion Guide Startup Window Picture It! Basics Getting Help Examining the Work Area To expand or collapse the Common Tasks list Common Tasks list Toolbar CanvasWorkspace Menu bar Pan control To resize a picture Choosing a resolutionBasic Image Formatting Changing picture size Centering an object on the canvas Manipulating Objects by Using Object HandlesSelecting objects Moving an object on the canvas Resizing to fitTo show or hide object handles To move an object on the canvas To stretch an object To resize an objectStretching an object Rotating an object Setting snap rotationTo rotate an object To select multiple objects To group objects Grouping shortcutGrouping objects To add text Adding TextAdding text to your project To ungroup objects Online Help Help ResourcesGetting Help from the keyboard On the Help menu, click Microsoft Picture It! Help To access online Help To use the search function To use the table of contentsPicture It! Tour To use the index To watch an Instructional Video Instructional VideosTechnical Support To take the product tour Making a copy to touch up Adjusting Brightness and ContrastBasic Touchup To correct brightness and contrast Fixing Red Eye Adjusting TintSetting the white balance on a digital camera To adjust tint To fix red eye Using the AirbrushClick Red-eye auto fix To use the airbrush tool Cropping To crop a photo to a specific proportion Sharpening Your Photos On the Touchup menu, click Sharpen or Blur To sharpen a photo Creating Cutouts Using Special EffectsCutting a hole in a photo To create a cutout Getting more Help with cutoutsOn the Format menu, click Create a Cutout Waiting for filters to be applied FiltersTo apply a filter Antique Black and white Color EffectsPaint Effects To turn a color photo to black and white or antique To paint with stamps To use the freehand paint brush Microsoft Picture It! Companion Guide Batch Editing with Mini Lab Batch Editing and File Management On the Touchup menu, click Multi-photo edit in Mini Lab To open Mini Lab Batch move Using the file browserFile Management with the File Browser Batch rename To manage files with the file browser Duplicate Shrinking a photo to show the edge effect Adding Edges, Mats, and FramesEdge Effects To add an edge effect To add a mat or a frame Mats and FramesChoosing the right mat Editing mats and frames Creating a folder for edited photos Saving PhotosSaving Multiple Versions To make a copy of a photo Saving for E-mail and the Web Choosing a File FormatTo save a photo in a specific file format Avoid sending large photos in e-mail Long-term Storage on CD, Zip Disk, or DVDCopying Photos to a Zip Disk To save a photo for e-mail or the Web To copy photos to a Zip disk Copying Photos to a CDCopying photos to a CD in Windows XP Copying to a DVD burner To copy photos to a CD in Windows XP Click Make New Folder Signing up with Microsoft .NET Passport Using MSN PhotosSaving To MSN Photos To save a photo to MSN Photos To add photos to the Gallery Archiving Photos in the Gallery To find and open a photo from the Gallery On the File menu, click Create a Project Creating ProjectsCreating Photo Cards To open a photo card design To change the fold style of a card Creating CalendarsOn the Format menu, click Change Card Fold To add photos to a 12-month calendar To create a calendar projectOn the File menu, click Create a Project Click Calendars Microsoft Picture It! Companion Guide Sending multiple copies Sharing PhotosSending by E-mail To send a photo by e-mail 100 Sharing on MSN PhotosTo share photos to MSN Photos Printing multiple photos Installing printer driversPrinting Photos Printing a Photo To print multiple photos on the same Printing Labels or on Special Paper102 Rotating photos for printing 103 Printing CardsTo print a half-fold card 104 Determining a photo’s pixel dimensionsSelecting Print Quality Selecting a Print Size To select a print size and print To check a photo’s pixel dimensionsHow large a print can you get? 105 Creating Long-lasting Prints Choosing Photo Paper106 To order photo gifts Printing from MSN Photos107 To order prints and enlargements 108 109 Index 110 111 112 113 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page

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