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This document provides information about Windows Movie Maker, including that it is a built-in video editing tool for Windows XP that allows users to capture and import audio, video, and image files and then edit them by adding titles and transitions before saving and sharing the final movie. It also lists the supported file formats for importing content, including common audio formats like MP3, picture formats like JPG, and video formats like AVI.
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