Picasa is a freeware photo organizer software download filed under image viewer software and made available by Google for Windows. The review for Picasa has not been completed yet, but it was tested by an editor here on a PC and a list of features has been compiled; see below. Picasa is software that help you instantly find, edit and share all the pictures. Picasa 3.9 is available as a free download on our software library. According to the users’ comments, the benefits of this tool are: it has an easy-to-use interface and is fast. The following versions: 3.9, 3.8 and 3.6 are the most frequently downloaded ones by the program users. You can execute it on Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10 32-bit. Q&A: How Can I View My Picasa’s Photos Captions Using Any Windows PC? Caption typed in a photo using Picasa. Entering photo captions inside a photo managing application can be a very liberating experience. These programs make it so easy to keep track of your photos' captions — basically the information you or one of your family members may.
If you’ve been using Picasa 3 for some time you either love or dislike the new Picasa Photo Viewer. The Picasa photo viewer was intended as a replacement for Windows built-in picture viewer. Whether the Windows Picture viewer or the Picasa Photo Viewer is preferred is a question of taste, either way I have highlighted the instructions on enabling and disabling this feature. If you have any comments or questions, please post them below.
Note: I used Picasa 3 installed on Windows Vista.
1. Click on the Orb (Start button) and click on All Programs (Start > Program Files in Windows XP)
2. Click on Picasa 3 > Configure Picasa Photo Viewer
3. When the Configure Picasa Photo Viewer window opens, you have two options;
A. To Enable/Configure Picasa Photo Viewer click on Use Picasa Photo Viewer as the default viewer of these file types: (Specify file types by adding a checkmark next to the file format desired), click OK.
B. To Disable Photo Viewer click on Don’t use Picasa Photo Viewer, click OK
If you’ve been using Picasa 3 for some time you either love or dislike the new Picasa Photo Viewer. The Picasa photo viewer was intended as a replacement for Windows built-in picture viewer. Whether the Windows Picture viewer or the Picasa Photo Viewer is preferred is a question of taste, either way I have highlighted the instructions on enabling and disabling this feature. If you have any comments or questions, please post them below.
Note: I used Picasa 3 installed on Windows Vista.
1. Click on the Orb (Start button) and click on All Programs (Start > Program Files in Windows XP)
2. Click on Picasa 3 > Configure Picasa Photo Viewer
3. When the Configure Picasa Photo Viewer window opens, you have two options;
A. To Enable/Configure Picasa Photo Viewer click on Use Picasa Photo Viewer as the default viewer of these file types: (Specify file types by adding a checkmark next to the file format desired), click OK.
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B. To Disable Photo Viewer click on Don’t use Picasa Photo Viewer, click OK