It’s called Non-Destructive. Unlike other programs that tell you to make a copy before you start editing, Picasa handles your edits without destroying your original. As long as you use Picasa for all picture-related tasks, you don’t even need to save. If you do need to see your edited picture in some other program outside of Picasa, they you do need to save (or export) your changes. This video explains.
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2 responses to “0045.PI-How Picasa Handles Edits”
You click the Back button on your Browser to return to the list of videos.
After I watch a training video about Picasa, once that video is complete, how can I go right back to the list of training videos so I can see the next one?
Thanks
love this program! Great job!
Lynn