Windows Movie Maker and MSN Messenger were two of Microsoft's most iconic Windows programs. The former was a casual video editing app, while the latter was an instant messaging (IM) chat service.

Windows Movie Maker may not allow you to achieve this level of stardom, but if you master the program, you could be the talk of the next family get together.

In June 2009, Microsoft promised that Windows Live Movie Maker would finally going out of beta by the end of the year, and with today's release it has kept that promise.When the Wave 3 versions of ...

Microsoft decided to drop Movie Maker from the operating system add-ons, as they say it's not supported for Windows 10. However, Microsoft does say you can still download Movie Maker "if you ...

Movie Creator is only planned as a Windows release, and it is not currently slated to go to Android or iOS. On Windows 8.1, your device will need to have a touchscreen in order to use Movie Creator.

Microsoft is stressing quick and simple with Windows Live Movie Maker that on Wednesday drops its “beta” label and is now available for general use and download.The free program, that allows ...

Movie Maker alsolets you share your movie via e-mail, burn it right to a DVD, orsave it on your desktop. Note that all of these options save yourmovie as a Windows Media Audio/Video file, though ...

The Movie Creator BETA app is available for all devices including the Lumia 530 and other entry-level Windows Phones or tablets Finally, files can be shared using the new social sharing ...

Here is a full guide on how to create Movie Credits on your Windows 11/10 PC. Movie credits are generally added at the beginning and/or ending of a movie or video clip.

There's a Movie Creator app out there today for Windows 8 and 8.1 is set to be an essential experience in the oncoming Windows device age. Developed by Microsoft, the Movie Creator app works for ...