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The same thing happens to me, too. Changing the address manually—that works. https://www.wnsoft.com/en/blog/royalty-free-music/

Yes, there aren't many other options; creating an outline in PTE doesn't look quite right (it should be possible to remove that blurring). What has improved is compatibility with PSD files: you can now edit text directly, moving between PTE and Photoshop.

I’d like to add a few more points. Given the compatibility with PSD files (see the last slide), I believe the shadow (outline) feature in version 12 needs some adjustment; when you increase the size—for instance, to 5—it results in an unnecessary blurring effect. Regarding @meadjm’s suggestion to duplicate the text multiple times while varying the angles: I don’t see any improvement in terms of the blurring that occurs. Since the distance is set to 0, changing the angle makes no difference—though it does help with the thickness. https://www.mediafire.com/file/nnbqga5s1wt2ygw/Texto+Fuego_Oct16-2026_9-24-38.zip/file

Hi Igor, I've tested the new version, and it works correctly with the TIFF files in the styles. Thanks.

Thanks, I wasn't aware of that function when creating the style; it's really good to know.

Good morning, Igor. I wanted to thank you for all the trouble you've taken and for your assistance. However, I don't think the issue is limited to that specific TIFF file; I downloaded two TIFF files from the internet and created a simple style (Zoom only) for each image, yet the problem persists when applying the style. I believe the issue lies in the process of applying the style to TIFF images—there seems to be an error.

Let me see if I can explain this clearly: if I provide the style and you want to change "Halloween Party" to "Halloween Night"—well, if I create the style in PNG format, you won't be able to edit the file. However, if I create it in TIFF format, anyone who wants to can edit it to their liking—using an editing program like Photoshop or GIMP, for example.

Thanks for confirming the issue. I’ve reduced the TIFF file as much as possible, but the problem persists. I know the file size is much smaller in PNG and doesn't cause issues, but if I want to share it with others so they can edit it, PNG wouldn't work.

Right, but the intention was for it to be editable—hence the TIFF file. It supports that format in principle, so why the error?

Hello everyone, I am creating a style and using a .tiff file (among others). Creating the style causes no issues, but when I apply it, the .tiff file does not appear, even though the system shows it as present. Before creating the style: After applying the style: Style: https://www.mediafire.com/file/kicqmqlvbzpqsii/Halloween.ptestyle/file

I would like to create something similar in PTE.

Thank you for sharing. Such beautiful transitions!!!

I love these kinds of transitions, thank you

I'm still not quite understanding... If, when creating a backup, it now creates a zip folder with all the files, which is difficult to navigate when dealing with complex projects, what difference would it make? What difference would it make if it created the same thing, but, for example, in three folders: audio, images, and video? When you need to find a file, I think that would be easier. You mention that the .zip file is just a backup file, but it turns out that more and more projects from other users are being shared online as zip files created as backups. Therefore, I think that if the zip file is better organized, it can't be a problem for anyone. Please forgive me and Google for the translation

Thank you so much, beautiful transitions, the new masks in PTE work wonders.