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656109	2008-04-05 03:01:00	I have just bought an image editing program and discovered that it requires a .NET download. I've tried a bit of Googling but can't find anything too concrete, in plain language( it seems to be a BIG THING and does lot of stuff). Worse still, I seem to dimly remember the odd adverse opinion in the distant past. Any advice!	PPp (9511)
656110	2008-04-05 03:05:00	www.microsoft.com What image editing program to you purchase?	vitalstatistix (9182)
656111	2008-04-05 03:21:00	Its called Memory Manager 2.0. Sold in conjunction with a Scarbooking outlet. Looked really good at restoring old colour photos in a demo (our photo).	PPp (9511)
656112	2008-04-05 03:23:00	Scrapbooking that is.	PPp (9511)
656113	2008-04-05 04:25:00	Gimp or Photoshop will do the same thing with a bit of help from a tutorial or two and some practice. Gimp is FREE.	vitalstatistix (9182)
656114	2008-04-05 08:37:00	Both programs have a steep learning curve, plus I have some time constraints. I am really trying to find out some more about .NET and the implications of installing it. But thanks for the suggestions.	PPp (9511)
656115	2008-04-05 08:51:00	Well the implications of not installing whatever version, is the program that needs it wont install or wont work	Speedy Gonzales (78)
656116	2008-04-05 09:08:00	It would be nice to make well informed choice.	PPp (9511)
656117	2008-04-05 10:49:00	Its not evil, Just bloat thats worth avoiding unless you have a good reason to have it installed.	Metla (12)
656118	2008-04-05 21:29:00	Both programs have a steep learning curve, plus I have some time constraints. I am really trying to find out some more about .NET and the implications of installing it. But thanks for the suggestions. Both applications have very good online tutorials which you will need for retouching and colour correcting regardless of the application you use.	vitalstatistix (9182)
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