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If you recall the old days, then you might remember that there was a tool included with
Office 2007 called Microsoft Office Picture Manager. Here in this virtual machine, we have installed Windows 7 with Office 2007 and you can find
that tool under the Microsoft Office Tools group in Start Menu. Unfortunately, this tool no longer ships with the latest versions of Microsoft Office after 2010
So, in this tutorial, you will learn to install Microsoft Office Picture Manager in Windows
10 or Windows 11, and that too is the proof. Before we begin, let me remind you that the Office Picture Manager comes with a lot of
functionality to crop, expand, resize, remove red eyes, color correction, and share your picture
If you compare the Windows 10 or Windows 11 Photos app with Picture Manager, then you
may find the Office Picture Manager more useful than the Photos app
So, how do you get and install the Office Picture Manager for free in Windows 10 or 11
For that, you need to install the Microsoft Office Share Tool Designer in 2010 or 2007
It is free and doesn't require any license. Before you download and install the SharePoint, you check the version of your Windows by right-clicking
on this PC and choose Properties and note down if you have a 32-bit or 64-bit Windows installed
Now, Google to download Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2010. Click on the link from Microsoft.com and you can also read the system requirements and
instructions before installation. Click the Download button and the file size will be approximately 279 MB
Once the download is complete, open the folder and start the installation by double-clicking
on the SharePoint Designer application file. Accept the license and from the next screen, click the Customize button to select Office
Picture Manager from a list of applications. As you won't be required to install any other applications, you can prevent them from installing
by clicking the drop-down icon and choosing the Not Available option. You can do this for SharePoint Designer, Office Shared Features, and then expand your Office
Tools list and uncheck all the other apps except for Microsoft Office Picture Manager
Then click the Install Now button and wait for the installation to complete
Once the installation is done, you can find the Office Picture Manager in the Start menu
I personally find Office Picture Manager more useful than the Windows Photos app as it includes
a lot of features that are missing in the Windows Photos app. We will try to discuss the most useful features of Picture Manager in our next tutorial
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