Note - Clicking the Show Storyboard link returns you to the Storyboard view. This link will then read Show Timeline. Clicking on the link Show Timeline returns this area to the Timeline view. You will use both views during the creation of your movie.
Windows Movie Maker for Beginners - First Steps in Windows Movie Maker
By Wendy Russell, About.com Guide
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- Overview of the Windows Movie Maker Screen
- Timeline View of Windows Movie Maker
- Import Pictures into Windows Movie Maker
- Collections View of Windows Movie Maker
- Drag Pictures to Storyboard
- Save Your Windows Movie Maker Project
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