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Picasa 3 or another site to store pictures

15 years ago

I just invested in a new tower and of course everything has to be restored.

I have Picasa 3 and when I went to look at the pictures that are on the computer, there came up lots of duplicates and they are all muddled up. Is there an easy way to get them straightened up?

Perhaps there is a different program that I can install and get rid of Picasa. I am back on XP instead of Vista which I was having a lot of trouble with.

Any suggestions.

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sweets98
15 years ago
I use Picasa 3. My pictures are set to upload into Picasa, but also into My Photos. They are all in files, neatly organized. You have to create files and then make sure you import stuff where they should go. Keep them organized. Anything that duplicates you can go in and delete.
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susieq07
15 years ago
I use Picassa3 however, part of it must be corrupted, because even though it appears to close it does not, and I get program ending when I do a shut down, but NP I downloaded a photo editing program I like so much better, does so much more, and it was FREE also called PhotoScape.
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pfmastin
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Hi mystic_2008,

I'm sorry, I don't know what's wrong but if it comes down to it and you think your database is corrupted, I've included a link from the Picasa Help Forum that explains how to repair your database and restore your photos, files and edits.

I hope this helps.
Pam

Here is a link that might be useful: Picasa Help Forum
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ravencajun Zone 8b TX
15 years ago
are you looking for an editing program or an online storage site for your photos? hard to understand just what you want.
You will probably have to sort through your photos and pick and keep and organize them into folders.

you might want to check out gizmo's very recent article of his top picks.
Best Free Digital Image Editor
Best Free Digital Photo Organizer
he gives advice on Picasa 3 here.
Picasa 3: By going to Tools > Folder Manager you can select the specific directories you want to scan.

AmoK Exif Sorter
may help you sort and organize the pictures
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susieq07
15 years ago
I don't simply trust any of these programs(totally)for my pics. I put them all in folders, which I then put on a flash drive, and also my slide shows, clips etc. are at a free on line storage place, all for safe keeping many of my movie clips of my pics. I burned to a CD or DVD also.I love making movies of my digital photo's, adding voice or music etc.
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