Free in the picture software for windows

The BIG Picture is an easy to use poster printing tool that will allow you to divide any picture into several A4 pages for printing large posters.
The BIG Picture is great for making your walls look cool or for making conference posters without any special printer hardware.
The BIG Picture is easy to use. Just load a picture of your choice or drag drop it in and set the desired poster size in A4 pages. The program shows how the picture will be divided into individual pages and calculates the physical size of the final poster.
Then just print the pages and glue them together to form your poster. The BIG Picture prints an informal marginal to each printed page to ease the gluing of the pages. Each page tells which page it is and what pages come next and under it in the final poster.

Profile Picture Genius 1 offers you a useful editor tool which allows you to create a custom profile avatar for your favorite social forum or instant messenger tools (MySpace, MSN,Skype, Flickr, YouTube, Blogger, phpBB Forum, vBulletin Forum, IPB Forum , for example). Profile Picture Genius support more than 40 picture file format and save them in JPEG, GIF, PNG, and BMP formats.

A simple, easy to use program to merge two pictures into a third one, with a degree of transparency chosen by the user.
Several common picture formats are supported, including PNG, JPG and BMP.

Print Picture with Viewer is a very simple picture viewer and printer for inexperienced users Print Picture with Viewer is a very simple picture viewer and printer for inexperienced users. Drag and drop pictures or select them from list showing the images.
Click on View to show full size picture that fits on the screen. Set photo paper dimensions and orientation and click on the Print button. It is really simple. If you know how to use the mouse you can view and print pictures.

The Picture of Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde.
Innocent young Dorian Gray has his portrait painted by a close friend. Soon after, under the influence of amoral Lord Henry Wotton, he jilts his fiancee, leading to her suicide. This is the start of a life of increasing debauchery, Gray realising that the outward signs of this are apparent only in the portrait. Eventually the picture, secreted in his childhood playroom, becomes almost hideous to behold. But Gray still has one pure love - Gladys, daughter of the original painter.