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Gary, Please send me: 1. Your EXE file. 2. Source project files in a ZIP. Also let me know version of Windows on a PC where the EXE file with this font looks incorrectly. In theory, once EXE file is created all text objects are converted to vector data and should be shown correctly on any PC or Mac. I tested your font file on my PC with Windows 10 - text objects look correctly.

Jill, Thanks, I can wait.

Hi, I recently upgraded my old computer at office. We purchased Gigabyte NVIDIA Geforce 1060 WindForce 3 GB (there is also 6 GB version): http://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N1060WF2OC-3GD#kf This video card works extemelly well with PicturesToExe 9. All effects and transitions are played very smooth. I think it will handle any effects in all future versions of PicturesToExe. I tested it at 1920 x 1080 and probably it also should work at 4K resolution. I was pleasantly surprised that this video card works absolutely silent when I work in PicturesToExe 9 or watch any executable slideshows, or use web browser. Fans start only if I launch a heavy 3D game. Highly recommended.

Denis, Please send me this Animated GIF.

PicturesToExe 9 works only on Windows. The only way to run it on macOS is to use Parallels or VMWare emulation with Windows. You can create executable slideshows for macOS (Sierra). More information: http://docs.picturestoexe.com/en-us/9.0/techniques/mac

Hello, I apologize for this problem! It seems that both emails (license key from PayPro and our reply on your request didn't reach you). Please check your spam folder. I just sent your license key in a personal message.

Did you perform drag-and-drop of images/videos from the File list to the Slide list / timeline before this problem?

Lin, please can you explain? Denis, Yes, we plan this feature once we will use new video decoders.

Denis, It's OK. This Animated GIF has an infinite number of repeats. A video object has a fixed duration. So we set a very long duration for this video object (GIF).

Thanks, we'll check possible sources of this problem.

Denis, Thanks, it seems to be a strange bug. On my PC a priority becomes "Background" (low). We'll explore this issue.

Hi Barry, Thanks, I couldn't reproduce this problem. If you can, please send me a step-by-step instruction.

Can you again reproduce this problem? Between which languages do you switch? Please send me a screenshot of the main window before you switch a language.

Hi Colin, I saw this problem on two my computers with Windows 10 several times. It's not related with PicturesToExe. Same problem occured when I watched video in a fullscreen mode of video players (Media Player Classic HomeCinema). It seems to be a bug in Windows 10. Restarting of Windows 10 solves this problem.

Jeff, In all previous versions of PTE Keyframe Time in the Animation shows local time (with current slide). We would prefer to keep it.

Denis, It depends on how you add an Animated GIF (as an video object or as an animated image). Please see my reply on your another question regarding Animated GIFs: https://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?/topic/20101-animated-gif/ For a GIF added as an animated image we added a limitation of maximum bitmap size: 6.4 megapixels (6400000 pixels) for all frames. For example, if your Animated GIF is 500 x 300 pixels, it can contain only 43 frames (500 x 300 x 34 = 6.4 megapixels). You can add this Animated GIF as an video object to avoid any limitation.

Denis, Thanks for your question. Animated GIFs can be added as a video object or as animated image in PicturesToExe 9. Some Animated GIFs are video footage and have large number of frames. If you add this GIFs as an image, PTE will load all frames of a GIF to a memory. If you add such GIF as an video object, PTE will load frames on the fly during playback. 1. When you insert Animated GIF in the main window of PicturesToExe: If file size is less than 1 MB, Animated GIF will be added as an image object. If file size is more than 1 MB, Animated GIF will be added as an video object. 2. In the Objects and animation editor you can add Animated GIF as an Image or as an Video object manually.

Dave, That's correct behaviour of PTE. - If you need to inherit color filters for a new keyframe, simply not set a checkbox. - Colors filters are case of modifiers. Adding of a new keyframe don't copy modifiers/filters from previous keyframe. - If you adjusted color filters in a previous keyframe, setting of a checkbox "Color correction" (without adding any filters) allows to reset all color filters for current keyframe.

Geoff, In PicturesToExe 9 saving of a project works only in the main window. Or you can activate Auto-save option in the Preferences.

Please let me know - can you reproduce this problem again?

Gary, Please try to reproduce this problem and send me a step-by-step instruction. Note that only first error message is important, all further errors can be linked with the first error message.

Jill, Thanks, Please send me a test project where you could reproduce earlier the problem with entering text. Also send me a project when error message occured when you switch to Next/Previous slide inside the O&A editor.

PicturesToExe 9.0.9 is available: Fixed problem with encoding of a video for a project longer than 30 minutes.

Thanks for the confirmation! PicturesToExe 9.0.9 fixes this problem.

Jeff, There is no special use for this. Same situation may happen if you change slide duration. PTE works correctly for any entered values there.