No chance. That program runs from $300 to $600. How intense a program do you need? There is an abundance of free photo editing software available out there. Irfanview has been around seemingly forever and upgraded as time passes. Be sure to grab the plug ins if you try this simpler program. Photofiltre is a more intense program. I have read good reports on it. Paint.net is also a good option program. NOTE, this is nothing to do with MS Paint. There are lots of others, Google each to see which might suit your needs but remember the more intense your intentions the greater the learning curve.

I use Irfanview more than anything, especially to size wallpaper. I found the instructions lacking for some things like cropping. I still have Roxio and will continue with it for "fixing" photos until it is no longer supported. Then I will go with Irfanview for everything. I don't do a lot of pictures anymore, there is no one who shows an interest in them besides me. I don't even take a camera with me on trips anymore.

It seems like it had a something "Colorizer" in its name.

I like the last photro, also! "I'd b&w the pic but keep the kids in color. I have done that using Gimp, a free photo editing software. " "You could even photoshop out that electrical wire strung across." I was just playing around with my camera this morning and composed the following B&W from the view out my back door. I kept the beautiful red tree in color. I also used MicrosoftPictureIt to delete the power lines that run in front of the tree. Not a great job, but was fun.