Dummy Question...35mm
If you purchase a negative scanner it will come w/basic yet decent editing software that will let you play with color, contrast, lightness/darkness, sharpening, and dust/scratch removal. If you had them scanned by a lab, then you will ned some form of external editing software if you would like to make changes to your photographs once you get them on the computer. There are tons of editing programs available such as photshop but programs like these can be expensive. there are other programs that are free that you can download online but they dont cover nearly as much as programs like photoshop covers but are still decent if you are looking to do just minimal basic editing including scratch/dust removal.
Here's a free download
www.gimp.org/
Here's a free online website where you can upload your pictures and play with them there.
www.picnik.com/home
PS. If you dont want to spend the money to have all your negatives professionaly scanned (which can be expensive) and you dont want to drop $300-$1500 for a cheaper negative scanner, you can always make scans of your 4x6 prints on a regular flatbed scanner you buy at walmart or any store that would sell scanners/printers for your computer.
The photo below was scanned w/a $100 hp scanner, printer, copier from walmart.
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