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- 2. Getting to Picasa From iGoogle Visit picasaweb.google.com
- 3. Picasa Web Album – Home Screen Albums Other Google Tools
- 7. Suggested Favorites/Fans I didn’t put these here!
- 8. Explore Picasa Public Gallery
- 9. Share an Album using Email Contacts from Gmail
- 11. Add Photos…Sync Picasa Program
- 12. Add Photos…Upload from iPhoto
- 13. Download Options Need to Install Picasa to use this feature
- 14. View & Order Prints Online
- 16. Working with Individual Photos Rotate & Zoom Previous & Next Viewers can comment
- 17. Editing a Photo…not really
- 20. Download & Install Picasa You will need administrative privileges to install Visit http://picasa.google.com/
- 21. Picasa Library Library is organized by Categories & Albums
- 22. Viewing Contents
- 24. Double-click to edit Picasa has very powerful photo editing capabilities