Sometimes, when we take pictures, the result-image can produce the so-called “red-eye effect” — wherein the subject’s eyes will appear to have red circles around its pupils. The cause of this is when the camera’s flash is in very close proximity to the subject. Red-eyes is usually prevalent when the flash is used in non-directional illumination or when the photographer does not use any open light, such as the sun or a spot light.

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Easily Fix Red-eyes with Windows Photo Gallery

While Windows 7 Home Premium is the mainstream version of Microsoft’s latest operating system, the Professional version is intended for business environments including home offices.

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Manually Install Games in Windows 7 Professional

While Windows 7 Home Premium is the mainstream version of Microsoft’s latest operating system, the Professional version is intended for business environments including home offices. However, the games that ship with Windows 7 Professional are not installed by default. Learn how to install the games that ship with Windows 7 Professional

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Manually Install Games in Windows 7 Professional

Disappointing many first-time users, Windows 7 does not include an e-mail client such as the popular Outlook Express application used by millions in Windows XP. Many users of Windows 7, therefore, opt for the free Windows Live Mail for their e-mail needs. Learn how to add a POP e-mail account to Windows Live Mail in Windows 7.

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Add a POP E-mail Account to Windows Live Mail

Attention-catching photo slideshows are great additions to most Web sites.

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Quickly Create a Flash Slideshow