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Hi, I added a zip archive. Hi, the background image in the style is given for a square seamless texture. If you want to add your own background image, then apply the style to 8 photos. Then turn off the visibility (or remove) the contents of the bottom container. Add your own background image to this place. Paul Printing press 2 content.zip

chanfi22, petitsaxo thanks for your comments. Paul

Thanks Igor! Of course, I keep forgetting to post archives in ZIP here on the forum.

Based on the concept proposed by Tom (tom95521), I prepared 3 transitions for Album. Two for closing and opening covers, and one transition for inner pages. The archive contains a file of transitions and a project of a demo video. In the project of the demo video, you can see some of the features of adding covers and pages. It is important that the covers fill the entire half of the screen, with no gaps around the edges and indented from the center. For the opening cover +1 at X, for the closing cover at -1 at X. Paul Book transitions (Forum).zip

Some thoughts on the topic ...

It's better to ask JJB45 about this.

Rosy, we are talking about the list of files in the main window. Paul

Open all frames (containers) and look for Text objects.

I have no problem with duplicates of the transition I just imported. Version 10.5.2 Beta. Paul

Yesterday I recorded a lesson on the light version of the Typewriter 3 template. In the archive there is a link to the template project. In the video on YouTube, you can enable the translation of subtitles into your language. Paul Typewriter 3 (Template)_eng.zip

Thank you for your interest and comments, colleagues. I will rewrite the lesson on working with the template a little later. I'm afraid the first option will be a little difficult for you to understand. All the same, it is in Russian and is very long, there is a lot of all sorts of reasoning, which will not be so easy to understand from the credits. I will make a light version, on the main points, and not that long. Paul

Just a few days ago, I helped my colleague get rid of another problem. In a complex project containing not many slides, but hundreds of layers and complex configurations. He could create a backup, but it contained a dozen duplicate pictures with various suffixes. I'm not sure that the program delivered them, rather he himself got confused with the names. So, I had to clean up all the "unnecessary" directly from the project .pte file in a text editor. I just set a mask for searching and automatic replacement of duplicate images. Quite often I resort to this method of solving problems in a project, when any other way, through the O&A program editor window, can be extremely laborious. For example, when searching for missing files in any style, you mark everything with a green checkmark and show the correct path to them. You save the project and when you open it again you get the same list, with the same missing files. Only direct direct editing of the project file in a text editor helps. Paul

As of today, I do not know the optimal solution to this problem. And here's the problem. The most annoying thing is that the program reports that one file is being duplicated at a time. And only after replacing it, he will report the next, etc. If you have a large project, as you write, and a large number of duplicates, then try the next method. First, find out which folders the duplicates are in. Then change the name of the folder with the least amount of duplicates. When you open the program again, it will show you a list of missing files. And you will give these files a new path to the un-renamed folder. P.S. As far as I remember, ProShow Producer in a similar situation simply added the suffix _001 to the duplicates. This, of course, is not the best solution, because the number of duplicates on the computer is only increasing. Another option is to collect all project files initially into one temporary folder and take files only from it. If you still want to save the backup later, after creating it, you can simply delete the temporary folder. Paul

Hello everyone, тhe demo video was created using a template for a typewriter. If anyone is interested, I will post a draft of the template and give links to lessons. Paul

Hi Christina, ProShow Producer styles and transitions cannot be directly integrated into PTE, you can only adapt manually, i.e. create them in PTE again. I, just like you, have been a user of PSP for a long time, there are already quite a few of us here, after the closure of Photodex. You can find here my styles and transitions, including those adapted from the PSP, and freely distributed. To do this, you need to use the advanced search form on the forum, as shown in the figure below. Good luck! Paul

Yes, I experimented a bit with the transitions from Tom. Below is a demo video and a link. Paul Album (edited).pteeff

In the 5th keyframe, there is a slight correction to the direction of motion. It was made, I think, in order not to scratch the port side against the shore.

Great solution Tom, simple and effective.

I'm not sure if this is what you need, just played a little. )) Paul Moving boat (test).pte

Thanks Tom, simple but original. Try to get rid of the black stripe on the fold, it seems to me that it will be nicer. Paul

In the 3rd keyframe of the first image, the nature of the movement is not modified, and in the other three images, it is modified. For this reason, there is a difference in the gaps. Paul

It's not that important, Peter, but a .pte file without images won't do much good. Better collect a backup from the program, Menu - File - Create Bekap in Zip. Paul

I zoomed in to thousandths of milliseconds and picked up the sound start time by ear. P.S. There was a typo in the previous message, the sound start time in 10.5.2 was 2.975, i.e. 0.025 sec earlier. By and large, this is a very insignificant displacement of sound, visually and aurally almost invisible.

I confirm. At 10.0.14, the beginning of the sound coincides with the time of 3.00 seconds, which also corresponds to the sound wave. In 10.5.2, the beginning of the sound starts at 2.75 seconds, i.e. 0.25 sec earlier.

The question is removed, Igor, my experiment was not "clean" enough. The thing is, when creating the source code for the style, I had to disable the zoom checkbox in order to adjust the slide time to the last keyframe. And I made the second option on the same slide in the source, adding only the checkbox for scaling. But it doesn't work. The checkbox must be checked initially, when creating a style, and then it is better not to uncheck it, for example, to adjust the slide time. How I did it. In short, when the checkbox is checked initially when creating a style, the style works correctly and there is no keyframe offset. Thank you for the clarification.