You now have Office Picture Manager 2010 once again. If you have any questions, feel free to post it here and well be happy to assist you. Youre unable to install the whole suite due to the compatibility issue with the Office 2016 suite. Your screen should look similar to the following:įinally, click Continue and let the installation complete. Since you have the installer and the product key for the Office 2010 suite, you can install the Office photo viewer itself. Next, expand the Office Tools section and look for Microsoft Office Picture Manager from this list select Run from My Computer. For each section, choose Not Available from the drop-down list. This will take you to a screen which allows you to select which components you would like to install.

When you get to the installation screen, choose Customize rather than Install Now. You can either install it from the Office 2010 installation or by downloading the free SharePoint Designer 2010 installer.īegin by either firing up your Office 2010 installation or downloading and running the SharePoint Designer 2010 installer ( 32-bit is also available).

While there is no 2013 version of Office Picture Manager available, there are a couple of ways to get it back. I was a fan of OPM as it let me quickly edit photos without installing another third-party application and also had some nice batch editing functions available. If you have moved to Office 2013 you may have noticed that Microsoft decided to remove the Office Picture Manager application.

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