Add people tags (Textual data attached to a photo to refine its definition and meaning by identifying the person or persons in the photo. You can sort your photos according to what people tags they have, making it easier to find photos of your friends and family.) to your photos to make sorting and finding photos of your friends and family easier. You can create people tags and add them to your photos at any time. You can also use people tags to identify contacts that appear in your photos. If you have descriptive tags, you can convert them to people tags. If you want to, you can disable face detection for photos.
In Windows
XP, click Start, and then click Programs.
–or–
In Windows
Vista, click the Start button, and then click All Programs.
Click Windows
Live, and then click Windows Live Photo
Gallery.
In the top right corner of the Photo
Gallery window, click Sign in.
Type your Windows Live
ID (The e-mail address and password that you use to sign in to Windows
Live programs and services such as Windows Live
Hotmail and Windows Live Messenger; Microsoft services such as Xbox LIVE, MSN, and Office
Live; and anywhere else that you see the Windows Live
ID logo.) , and then click Sign In.
In the navigation pane, expand the People tags node, and then expand the group that contains the contact that you want to add.
Select the photo that you want to add a tag to.
Drag the photo to the contact that you want to add.
Double click the photo that you've added the people tag to.
In the Info pane, click locate next to the people tag you just added.
In the photo, click the face of the person you want to identify.
In Windows
XP, click Start, and then click Programs.
–or–
In Windows
Vista, click the Start button, and then click All Programs.
Click Windows
Live, and then click Windows Live Photo
Gallery.
In the top right corner of the Photo
Gallery window, click Sign in.
Type your Windows Live
ID (The e-mail address and password that you use to sign in to Windows
Live programs and services such as Windows Live
Hotmail and Windows Live Messenger; Microsoft services such as Xbox LIVE, MSN, and Office
Live; and anywhere else that you see the Windows Live
ID logo.) , and then click Sign In.
In the navigation pane, expand the People tags node, and then right-click the tag that you want to reassign.
Click Merge.
In the Merge People Tags window, select the person that you want to reassign the tag to.
In Windows
XP, click Start, and then click Programs.
–or–
In Windows
Vista, click the Start button, and then click All Programs.
Click Windows
Live, and then click Windows Live Photo
Gallery.
In the top right corner of the Photo
Gallery window, click Sign in.
Type your Windows Live
ID (The e-mail address and password that you use to sign in to Windows
Live programs and services such as Windows Live
Hotmail and Windows Live Messenger; Microsoft services such as Xbox LIVE, MSN, and Office
Live; and anywhere else that you see the Windows Live
ID logo.) , and then click Sign In.
In the navigation pane, expand the Descriptive tags node to display a list of all your existing tags.
Right-click the descriptive tag you want to change, and then click Convert to people tag.
In Windows
XP, click Start, and then click Programs.
–or–
In Windows
Vista, click the Start button, and then click All Programs.
Click Windows
Live, and then click Windows Live Photo
Gallery.
In the top right corner of the Photo
Gallery window, click Sign in.
Type your Windows Live
ID (The e-mail address and password that you use to sign in to Windows
Live programs and services such as Windows Live
Hotmail and Windows Live Messenger; Microsoft services such as Xbox LIVE, MSN, and Office
Live; and anywhere else that you see the Windows Live
ID logo.) , and then click Sign In.
Click File, and then click Options.
On the General tab, clear the Enable face detection check box, and then click OK.
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Create a people tag and assign it to a photo
