Get the Latest Updates
Updates to Picasa are made on an ongoing basis. These updates may include
bug fixes, performance enhancements, additional hardware/device support
and other improvements.
To make sure you are running the latest version of the software, follow
the manual update instructions below. If your software is out of date,
you will occasionally receive automatic alerts when you open Picasa that
updates are available. You may choose to update at that time. Please note
that we don't always auto-update people when new builds are availiable
since some builds contain fixes and/or improvements that are only relevant
to a small percentage of users.
If you have a problem with the software that is not listed below, please
report the bug by sending us a Help
Ticket.
How to manually update Picasa:
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Close Picasa. You must be on the Internet.
- Download the latest version of the software from this website.
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Step through the installation screens. Click Finish when done. Picasa
will be upgraded to the latest version. Any previous edits you've made
will be preserved.
LATEST UPDATES:
b28.10 January 26, 2006
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Added 25 new interface languages -- Picasa is now available in
Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Estonian, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian,
Icelandic, Indonesian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Tagalog, Polish,
Romanian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Catalan, Swedish, Thai, Turkish,
Ukrainian, and Vietnamese. When you start Picasa, the software will
automatically match your system's native language. To change the language
in Picasa, go to Tools > Options. Change the language using the
pulldown menu on the "General" tab. You will need to close
and re-open Picasa to see your changes take effect.
- Picasa now supports Internet Explorer 7.
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Fixed problems with UNC path drives.
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Fixed corruption problem for Canon 5D RAW files
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Fix for problems importing from
a scanner.
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Fix for problems exporting a webpage to a network drive.
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Fix for
problems exporting a webpage to 4 or 8 character folder name off
of the root drive.
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Fix for problems with special characters in your
Gmail password (users would receive a "login incorrect" error).
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Fixed crashing on TIFF files with JPG compression.
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Support for Nikon D50 RAW files.(note: color
balance may not be correct).
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Fix for problems backing up read-only
files (they were getting backed up, but would not show as having
been backed up in the Picasa Backup
Set).
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Windows 98: Fixed not being able to expand directory trees
inside the Folder Manager.
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Windows 98: Fixed CD burning bug.
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Windows 98: Fixed Picasa not scanning
files on your desktop.
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Multiple interface languages – Picasa is now available in
Chinese (simplified and traditional), Dutch, English (U.S. and UK)
, French, German,
Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.
When you start Picasa, the software will automatically match your
system's native language.
To change the language in Picasa, go to Tools > Options.
Change the language using the pulldown menu on the "General" tab.
You will need to close and re-open Picasa to see your
changes take effect.
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BlogThis! - Post a photo to your blog in one
click. Picasa's new "BlogThis!" button
replaces the "Blogger" button and allows you to upload
your photos directly to the Blogger web editor, without the need
for a Hello account. To
use, select a photo in Picasa and click the "BlogThis!" button.
(If you do not have a Blogger.com account, follow the steps on-screen
to create
one.) When you are signed in to Blogger, the web editor will
open. Click "Publish" to
post your photo to your blog.
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Print CD covers – Turn any
photo into cover art. Click the "Print" button.
Go to Tools > Options > Printing. Select "CD Cover
Size" and
apply. "CD Cover Size" is now one of the print
layout choices.
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Improved RAW handling – Picasa supports more RAW
formats and cameras in this release, with improved color-balance
support and faster speed. Work
with your highest quality files from these camera manufacturers:
Canon (.CRW, .CR2), Nikon (.NEF), Olympus (.ORF), Pentax
(.PEF), Kodak (.DCR), Sony (.SRF),
Minolta (.MRW), and Fuji(.RAF). New models supported
include the Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT (aka the 350D), Pentax *istDS,
Konica/Minolta Maxxum7D (aka
the Dynax 7D).
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External drives - Find photos on external drives
using Picasa. Simply go Tools > Folder Manager to choose
whether Picasa should scan a connected external drive to
find pictures. When
you unplug and reconnect, Picasa will
find your pictures instantly (with no scanning), and
will also preserve your labels
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