Thanks, purplemoon & luvs! $135! Wow! Hope you'll see a better deal one of these days...cause my BabyDoll was my Mom's but she's not antique or anything. My sis has the "twin" (which was dressed as a baby boy) & when Mom gave it to her, my sis changed the doll into "girl" clothes! LOL! (actually, they are identical "it" dolls...hair cut the same, etc.) Think I will e-mail my sis some pics of Dollbaby...she will think I've "lost it" & need something more to do! NOT true! I stay busy all the time! LOL! I buy 3 - 6 mo. clothes...like that jumper was $3 ... but now I'll be watching GS's cause can get better buys! LOL! Thanks, gals! Jeanne S.

Linda I can't help you with your problem - but I use Microsoft Digital Image Suite 2006 Anniversary Edition. It is the latest and last version of the Picture It software. It will have lots more bells and whistles than just Picture It, but the heart of the program is the same. It is a powerful photo editor, but easy to use. It can make cards, caledar pages, scrapbook pages, etc and do some awesome photo editing. Microsoft has decided to discontinue its photo editing software - but you can still find it on eBay and Amazon. Be sure to get the Anniversary Edition, as it will be Vista compatable if you ever upgrade your computer. There are some great tutorials online for this software if you decide to get it. One site actually starts with the Picture It software in its tutorials. Back to your problem. If you "Google" your error word for word, sometimes you can find a solution. Try posting the exact error message here - or even better, a screen shot of the message. Good luck! I have added a link to a page that is all about Picture It! and its later versions Digital Image Pro and Digital Image Suite Here is a link that might be useful: Proud To Use Picture It! by Mary's Graphics

Microsoft drops Digital Image Suite I not sure exactly what you are trying to do. I'm thinking you could find your pictures in Kodak EasyShare, click Edit\Select All, right click a photo\copy, then go find My Documents\My Pictures and paste them. At least you would know the photos are in My Photos. You don't need EasyShare to transfer photos from camera to computer. Most advise against installing software that comes with a camera. Once you get all the photos removed from Kodak EasyShare, you can go to the control panel and remove the program. PhotoBucket is just an online place to store photos. Don't know what the zig-zag is, and have no idea about a window that says to restore them or whatever or the little picture of a "lost" one. Anyway, I think you're going to need to learn how to transfer photos from camera to computer (if this is what you're trying to do) without using third party software, because they'll save them in hard to find places.

I never installed Elements, gave it to my granddaughter so she could get a copy of PS CS2 for $299. I think it's probably ok, just not as fully functional as CS2. If that version of PSP works on your system (some people had trouble with it, can't remember what that was about), it should do pretty much what you need until you know which direction you want to go. I think for people who are serious about post processing photographs, Photoshop has better filters, features and nice plugins. I love my plugin Velvia Vision which I had to purchase for somewhere around $25. Since I shoot RAW now and follow more discussions about that, most people in that circle are using CS2, DPP, RSE, some Picasa2 (free, but don't know if it handles RAW files), don't know what else, think the Nikonians have some proprietary software, also some use Bibble. I tried DPP and RSE but prefer CS2. You end up there doing final adjustments anyway if you have it, why not start there (I'm talking for people like me)? If you can get a copy of Elements that is upgradeable, I'd go that route and get PS CS2 for $299. The offer is supposed to be good until November. Otherwise, stick with PSP. It served me well until I felt I outgrew it.