is there any simple, free software to allow me to add captions to my photos?
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Download IrfanView, a great FREE picture editing program.\nhttp://www.irfanview.com/
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Picassa 2 from Google is really good. Small download, completely free. Organises photos, loads of tools to edit, and very easy to use
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you need sme software like Ulead GIF Animator... but it's not free...
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I haven't used it for anything like that but PhotoPlus is my default image program since I downloaded it free a few weeks ago. There's also a DrawPlus program listed. Check out the details on the site to see if one of them will work for you.
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Picasa...free jpeg format software download from Google.\nWalmart.com Photo Center
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Try the gimp - it's free, and works similar to photoshop\n\nhttp://www.gimp.org/
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You can use a program called "PowerPoint" by Microsoft. It is fairly easy to use. You can include photos, select the amount of time before it goes to the next page (photo), and you can add music. It is a great program.
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you can use photoshop. just assemble the pics together in there.
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Found this page on how to add captions using Picasa\n"Captions\n\nYou can add a caption to any photo while you are in the “Edit Picture” screen. Underneath the individual picture, click on the text that says “Make a caption!” Type in your caption. You can show or hide the caption from the photo using the button on the left. You can delete the caption simply by clicking the wastebasket icon on the right.\n\nCaptions in Picasa are stored in each image's EXIF data, so they stay with your pictures. If you share a picture with a friend who has Picasa, your captions will appear in your friend's Picasa view, and vice versa.\n\nCaptions are also searchable inside Picasa."\nhere:http://picasa.google.co.uk/help/userguide_edit.html\nYou can use MS Paint to add captions, or\n\nyou can do it easily enough with Irfanview, which is also free\nhttp://www.irfanview.com/\n\njust select an area of your image, hit CTRL+T to bring up the text input box, enter your text and you're done\n\nalso have a look at TextStylist if you want 3d effects - it's free too\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/reviews/TextStylist/textstylist.html
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On the left side of the toolbar is a pencil with an arrow next to it.  \n\nClick on it to reveal the Toolbar Settings menu.\n\nOn the menu, hover over or click Personal Options to reveal a sub menu.\n\nOn the sub menu, click Add/Edit Buttons...\n\nOnce the page loads, click the check box next to Photos (under the group Personal Tools) and then click the button with the caption Finished.
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Picasa2 tops my list.  It has a lot of features that can manipulate your photos but doesn't permanently change it.  They use metadata  layers to "change" your photo but you can always undo to the original.  Also it has a very cool labeling system.  Microsoft Max is another free photo program but I don't really like it much.  You can also try GIMP for image manipulation; it's like Adobe Photoshop except it's free.  Hope this helps.
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You could do as suggested with Disk Utility as well.  Try making it into a Sparce Image.
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Lots of them out there.  Photobucket is a great one, so is AlbumTown, but Yahoo 360 lets you add photos too though I haven't used it yet.
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Go to www.adobe.com  I am not sure it is free, but there are many other photo programs that are free.  Do a search for "free photo programs."\n\nHope that helps.\n\nI found this:  http://graphicssoft.about.com/cs/imageediting/tp/freephotoedw.htm
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Serif webplus.  It's simple/easy to learn, and it's free.\n\nhttp://www.freeserifsoftware.com/software/WebPlus/default.asp
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Yes, there are a number of programs that do this. I am fond of the ImToo products:\n\nhttp://www.imtoo.com
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Try the free software called The Gimp.