Windows Movie Maker: Difference between revisions

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Movie Maker lets Movie Editors save movies to their Hard Drive, or save to a CD or a DVD. With the feature of Saving to the Internet, Editors can publish their movie without any extra work.

==Versions==

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| 2000 || || Windows Movie Maker 1.0 in [[Windows Me]] || [[Image:Windows_movie_maker_1.png|100px]]

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| 2001 || [[Image:Windows Movie Maker XP Icon.png|48px]] || Windows Movie Maker 1.1 in [[Windows XP]] || [[http://www.winsupersite.com/images/reviews/wxp_rtm_pro_004.gif]]

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| 2002 || || Windows Movie Maker 2.0 for [[Windows XP]] || [[Image:Windows Movie Maker 1.1.gif|100px]]

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| 2004 || || Windows Movie Maker 2.1 in [[Windows XP|Windows XP (Service Pack 2)]] || [[Image:Windows Movie Maker XP.png|100px]]

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| 2004 || || Windows Movie Maker 2.5 in [[Windows XP Media Center Edition|Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005]] || [[Image:Windows movie maker 2005.JPG|100px]]

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| 2007 || || Windows Movie Maker 2.6 for [[Windows Vista]] ||

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| 2006 || [[Image:Windows Movie Maker icon.png|48px]] || Windows Movie Maker 6 in [[Windows Vista]] || [[Image:Windows Movie Maker Vista.png|100px]]

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==Notes and references==