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Old 6th August 2011, 08:10 AM
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Smile Picasa 3.8 using wine does not display properly

Hello,

I have installed Picasa 3.8 using wine,
it is working almost properly if that was not for the 1/4 of the Picasa window
not being properly displayed, I see the window behind it instead.

I would like to know if there is anybody else who had that problem
and if anyone knows how to fix it ?

Thank you
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