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ArcSoft Funhouse is a cool application that allows you to create funny pictures
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rating Dale Dempsey
I paid for this before but now they want me to pay for it again. How do I get my old license #. Also you used to be able to outline the face, click in the center and it colored it in for you, but overall, it's great !

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rating Max
It's so simple to use Smile

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rating Rick
I love this ArcSoft Funhouse.

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rating Janice Ward
I love this ArcSoft Funhouse, so cute!
Had this in 2008 but cannot get to reload!

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curty
I have a disk but it won't load up on my laptop.

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Smitty
I can't find Funhouse II to buy. What is the website? The Arcsoft website is very not user friendly.

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chandra shekar
It is nice software, and I love it.

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Jose Rosales
I used this a while back and had so much fun with it. I'm glad I found it again.

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