Ken Cox

SOUND WHEN BUBBLE IS SUCKED INTO VASE AND WHEN BUBBLE POPS KEN

got thick skin and head agree but we just got the tools to do things maybe you could write a draft menu and send to Peter Appleton's attention - we have pretty well awarded him the honours of master of faq and how to sections ken

Dave i tested 3 different ones and settled on mine -- it would show file size of mp3's in a folder -- had to diddle to get left border big enough -- think i settled on 50 ken

an entry to bring this subject higher on the list to refresh oldies memories ken

my recomendation takes a bit to save where i want so i just copy the exe to directory i am working on -- ken

John this is what you posted http://www.picturest...indpost&p=32412 and after some difficulty i had to change my method of sending my info as you could not get a zip file i revised my method and now post it at mediafire and have been posting it there ever since and have been sending a covering letter at barnettje@msn.com the last one i posted was august 3 09 did you not get it? I have moved your subject to ideas and suggestions ken

Dave i found that http://www.spadixbd.com/freetools/jdirprint.htm# directory print gave a better printout of contents of a folder ken

Give us a chance to clean things up see if this works http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=4567 ken ken

Jeff here is your original ken

well Jeb this section http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=4567 has been in existence for +- 3 years if people have tutorials to offer why dont they post them there? ken

Eric there are degrees of professionalism ken

IMHO if you take money for your services you are a professional ken

Barry i found that you have more leeway if you use 1920*1080 -- you never know, you might want to zoom certain picts ken

DAVE lets go back to the 4 series of pte - we would use multiple duplicate sides for spacing in order to put titles in -tick box not to show pict and - i never use photoshop so i would make the titles up withe the forerunner of present o/a very quick and dirty and this why so many of us old bucks still want the ease of the pre 5 series - it was based on the KISS principle ken

see http://www.scantips.com/basic1c4.html http://www.microscope-microscope.org/imaging/image-resolution.htm http://www.ibateman.co.uk/wcc/av-group/av-resolution.htm http://gdesroches.free.fr/formation/fnumerbase_en.htm#72 http://gdesroches.free.fr/formation/fnumerbase_en.htm#tail http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=10102&pid=65862&st=0entry65862 ken

Correct me if i am wrong, due to pte's abilties, the file size does not increase if you use the the same pict several times - it has been that way since day one ken

Barry - You've demonstrated a good point. It was Jeff Lunt that first suggested to me that it's wise to size your images for the world of wide screens and HDTV (1920 x 1080). I sort of dismissed it that was, until I bought my 23" (1920 x 1080) monitor. Since then I have been going back through my slideshows and converting to the HD format. Believe me, you better have a lot of time on your hands to embark on this conversion journey. However. it is well worth it once done. Someone in an earlier post today raised a question in my mind regarding "image quality". Ovbviously, as you increase the image quality when saving the picture in Photoshop, the size of the file increases. On my images cropped to 1920 x 1080, I save at a level 5 (Medium)yielding an image size of 172K (this will depend on the image of course). When saved at the maximun image quality of 12, it produces an image size of 491K. So, the question is: the bigger the image file size is, the more it will tax one's computer. Quality 5 works for me, but are there any recommendations on image quality settings? I don't want to learn after I buy my big HDTV that I should have been saving my pictures with the image quality set to the max. Regards, Dave

that would be great -- make sure you post them and a link to a show if you make one -- the fire is down to embers now ken

THERE IS QUITE A following of steam engine owners in our area - i dont go anymore to the annual event, been +- 40 years since i was at one -- see http://www.steamthresher.com/ http://www.olivertractors.ca/goodison_connection_information.htm ken

ERIC been meaning to ask what is "Ken, thought you would be a MTOTO man." i listened to Janis sing mercedes benz - not my flavour ken

WELCOME TO THE1920/1080 uisers gang, which a few of us have been advocating [ including Igor] for quite some time -- you will soon see that biggers is better - when saving your resize files save at 80% to 100% quality - you wont regret it -- if need be buy a bigger hd Barry your show ran perfect on my 4:3 1024/768 19" lcd monitor with the expected bands top amd bottom, when fed to my 37" lcd tv via the svhs output of my ATI card, border all around which is a normal condition using svhs -- no pixelation when viewed at 1 foot ken

THE FIRESTONE TIRE LOOKS ROUND TO ME KEN

some of you HAVE suspected that my mind is fried, well at times i tend to agree especially today "it may work on ie 7 but no time to start other system" forgot that i had installed ie 8 on my old xp sp3 system, STARTED IT UP but with ie 8 finally loaded FAST REPLY IS HERE KEN

just a thought -- with so much static about playing music without a permit, I dont think you can scan money and not likely stamps so if you think the music police are a problem imagine the money police knocking on your door ken

trying Peter's suggestion http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=10551&view=findpost&p=68360 from ie 6 post/use full editor no fast reply bar in sight it is kilkenny time boys this one for our noble leader IGOR to sort out we have enough problems with the program - we dont need forum problems ken