Windows Live Movie Maker is a component of Windows Live Essential Package, which comes independently of Windows 7, the latest Windows operation system. Anyway, to access Windows Live Movie Maker, you just need a few minutes to download it from Microsoft official site and it is totally free. As was mentioned in an early post, Windows Live Movie Maker is a rebirth from the traditional Windows Movie Maker. One of the most impressive renovations is that additional video types a... Read more

1. Can I use Windows Live Movie Maker in a more efficient way?
2. On the journey to Windows Live Movie Maker, a magical rebirth
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As a supernova in the history of Windows operation system, Windows 7 furnishes a cluster of compelling and spicy features. One of the big margins between Windows 7 and its predecessor, currently dominant Windows XP OS is manifested on the system’s multimedia capabilities. Users of Windows XP must have long been cumbered by the system devoid of playback support for many popular video formats except the software giant’s own patent formats ASF and WMV. Now with th... Read more

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Yes! Windows Live Movie Maker is a remake of the default Windows component based on much advanced and human technologies. Some new features are especially added in the perspective of a better operability and efficiency. Let’s take a look at how the efficient features can appeal to us. Firstly, use keyboard shortcuts! Windows Live Movie Maker adopts the same Ribbon design introduced in Office 2007. This "scenic" and magical Ribbon erases the complexity of me... Read more

1. How to edit DVD movie with Windows Live Movie Maker
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Even since its introduction in Windows Me, Windows Movie Maker has been a default component of the following Windows versions until the latest Windows 7. Rather than detached from the system, it is completely rebuilt from the core. With an orderly name, Windows Live Movie Maker is now available in Windows Live package along with Windows Live Photo Gallery and Windows Live Mail. Note that the program is no longer expected to run on Windows XP, because it is based on advanced ... Read more

1. Can I use Windows Live Movie Maker in a more efficient way?
2. How to edit DVD movie with Windows Live Movie Maker
3. Intriguing merits of Windows 7, the best Windows system now on earth

There have long been rumors on Windows 7 imitating the design of Mac OS X, and just days before Microsoft official reportedly admitted the inspiration by Apple’s OS, which had splashed quite a lot of critics and reviews. But just overnight, Microsoft pulled down the quoted statement and denied all possible influence Apple had on Windows 7 design.   Windows 7 does look very similar in graphical user interface to its main rival Mac OS. The task bar in Windows 7 or the dock ... Read more

1. Intriguing merits of Windows 7, the best Windows system now on earth
2. Windows 7 ramps up support for video and audio format
3. Can I use Windows Live Movie Maker in a more efficient way?

So far since the debut of Windows 7, it has hauled millions of users into its arms. Compared to Windows XP, it has significantly upgraded security measures when the former is susceptible to security breaches by worms such as Blaster and Slammer. The interface has all the way deviated from the less impressive appearance since Win95. Windows 7 gathers numerous merits of ease of use and shut away the annoying features which come with Windows Vista. It resurrects the concept w... Read more

1. Is Windows 7 design following Mac OS X at all?
2. Can I use Windows Live Movie Maker in a more efficient way?
3. Windows 7 ramps up support for video and audio format