Assuming that we now have a version of Windows Movie Maker installed on our computer, let us:
1. Find and open Windows Movie Maker.
2. Don't be put off by the complex look of the next screen. Consider it in four parts:
3. Click on the Import pictures link in the list of tasks. You'll be taken to your hard disk drive, from where you can select the photos that you want to add to the movie.
4. If you want to include all of the images from one folder, click on Ctrl + A, holding both keys down together.
5. Click on the Import button as shown in the following screenshot:
6. The images will now appear in the middle section of the Movie Maker screen, where the images are held.
7. Select one of the images (it doesn't have to be your...