I hope this one is legit <grin>

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From the San Diego Union-Tribune:

An excellent freebie

Picasa (http://www.picasa.com), a popular and acclaimed program for
editing, organizing and sharing digital pictures, is now free. Until
recently, it sold for $29 and was worth every penny. Picasa excels at photo
management, making it easy to find and use the shots you're looking for.
Other strengths include easy photo editing and a cool timeline feature that
displays photos in a way you won't see in any other product. The change in
pricing comes from a change in ownership. After Google bought the Picasa
company a few months ago, it began offering the software for free.
 
Jeff said:
From the San Diego Union-Tribune:

An excellent freebie

Picasa (http://www.picasa.com), a popular and acclaimed program for
editing, organizing and sharing digital pictures, is now free. Until
recently, it sold for $29 and was worth every penny. Picasa excels at photo
management, making it easy to find and use the shots you're looking for.
Other strengths include easy photo editing and a cool timeline feature that
displays photos in a way you won't see in any other product. The change in
pricing comes from a change in ownership. After Google bought the Picasa
company a few months ago, it began offering the software for free.
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I think that's one that Google "owns" or "promotes" :)
 
Jeff said:
From the San Diego Union-Tribune:

An excellent freebie

Picasa (http://www.picasa.com), a popular and acclaimed program for
editing, organizing and sharing digital pictures, is now free. Until
recently, it sold for $29 and was worth every penny. Picasa excels at photo
management, making it easy to find and use the shots you're looking for.
Other strengths include easy photo editing and a cool timeline feature that
displays photos in a way you won't see in any other product. The change in
pricing comes from a change in ownership. After Google bought the Picasa
company a few months ago, it began offering the software for free.
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Quick look at the licence - free but not permitted for use on a network...
 
Quick look at the licence - free but not permitted for use on a network...
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Also not allowed to host on ANY website without prior written permission.
Posting links to its site is permissable though.

If memory serves me correctly, I believe that the [PL] sites already lists the
description & links; for a month or so :)

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I think that's one that Google "owns" or "promotes" :)
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you mean just as the original poster already mentioned? just read the
"After Google bought the Picasa" part...
 
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