Google delighted us a few days ago with version 2.6.0 build 35.94 of its photo management program Picasa. This program is intended to manage the photo collection and is particularly useful for finding photos in an ‘out of control’ collection. In addition, a large number of edits can of course be applied to the photos, such as removing the red-eye effect, rotating, cropping and color and contrast correction. In addition, photos can be posted on the web in a web album or on a blog. Below you can see what has changed in the last few versions:
Changes in Build 35.94:
- New autoupdate behavior for Windows Vista support
- New CD/DVD burning engine (supports more devices)
- Improved upload reliability to Picasaweb
- Added support for 18 new languages
- Added XMP metadata parsing
- Fixed many crash bugs
- Rolled up fixes from 32.97 and 32.95
Changes in Build 32.97:
- Improved the reliability of uploading videos to Picasa Web Albums when Internet Explorer 7 is installed.
- Resolved problems uploading files to Orkut that had been saved in Picasa.
- Fixed a problem where incorrect GPS values were being saved under certain conditions.
Changes in Build 32.95:
- Fixed an issue with corrupted gif files causing excessive CPU usage.
- Fixed issues with uploading videos to Picasa Web Albums for accounts with upgraded storage only.
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| Version number | 2.6.0 build 35.94 |
| Operating systems | Windows 9x, Windows 2000, Windows XP |
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| File size |
5.03MB |
| License type | Freeware |