at home & at work: Take pictures and make movies like a pro

Sign up for other newsletters | Unsubscribe | Update your profile May 2009 Take pictures and make movies like a pro And have fun doing it! You can become a photography whiz, make memorable movies, and get your computer in tip-top shape to help you do it. Read on. Come out of the darkroom and go digital With a little training, the tools in Windows can help you view, organize, edit, share, and print your digital pictures. Want prettier pictures? Find the help you need to take and edit pictures like a pro in this digital photo guide. 6 tips to taking better pictures of the great outdoors Award-winning photographer Kevin Gilbert shares some simple techniques you can use to take your outdoor photography to the next level. Hone your directing skills, capture good times Download movies from Xbox, TV, or the Internet, or create your own movies. Getting started with Windows Movie Maker Find out about what you can do in Windows Movie Maker, and learn how to start making movies. Editing can make or break a movie Learn to use the Windows Movie Maker editing tools to make your movie great. Finding files that don't want to be found Use Advanced Search in Windows Vista for hard-to-find files. Set up and maintain Windows Vista Find out how to set up the new features in Windows Vista to keep them running smoothly. Sluggish system? Rev it up Try Windows ReadyBoost, and use removable storage space to speed up your computer. We're getting a new look! Check out our new look later this month on Microsoft At Home, and discover even more ways to use the hardware and software you already own. Wow your co-workers and streamline your work day! Visit Microsoft At Work today to find tips to help you succeed at the office, and come back in June to see At Work's new design. • Enhance your Windows experience. • Store more than 1000 documents. • Try Office 2007. • Try Windows Home Server: Protect, connect, and organize digital media on your family PCs. • Watch movies and video trailers: It's fun! To cancel your subscription to this newsletter, reply to this message with the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the Subject line. You can also unsubscribe here. You can manage all your Microsoft.com communication preferences at this site. Legal Information This newsletter was sent by the Microsoft Corporation 1 Microsoft Way, Redmond, Washington, USA, 98052 Sign up for other newsletters | Unsubscribe | Update your profile © 2009 Microsoft Corporation Terms of Use | Trademarks | Privacy Statement