Ken Cox

HAWK HAD TO SHOW HIS CARDINAL nice shot Fergie i have put the thread in the suggestions slot ken

proshow not perfect either see http://www.proshowenthusiasts.com/viewtopi...=10&t=11504 ken

and where is 5.6.4 ? http://www.wnsoft.com/download.htm ken

JIM further to Peter's answer when you install ver 5 it overwrites the old shortcuts and becomes the default opener program - then when you try to open a version 5 show with ver 4 you get that message therefore you must open ver 4 program first then direct it to a show that has been created by ver 4 AND SAVED BY VERSION 4 -- NOT CREATED OR SAVED BY VER 5- SUMMING UP if you open a ver 4 show with version 5 and save it by ver 5 then ver 4 will not open it FURTHER LETS SAY you installed ver 5.6.2 then you installed ver 5.6.3 -- 5.6.3 is now the default version to open ALL PRIOR MADE SHOWS -- ver 3,4,and 5 ken

Maureen posted it at beechbrook http://beechbrook.com/pte/ The Isles of Mull and Iona File Size: 40.4M By: maureen@mplatts.co.uk ken

there should maybe 3 choices of playback on your dvd player document all settings before you start and experiment ken

also what does the taskman say re hi cpu usage processes ken

try a reboot ken

thks Eric Alan your second link http://www.libertiny.com/brushportfolio/?p=96 works ken

another couple ways to do it Use a spreadsheet ...format the cells for size and choose a line thichness -- you can print out any combination of paper size... On a worksheet, you can specify a column width and row height of 0 (zero) to 255. This value represents the number of characters that can be displayed in a cell that is formatted with the standard font (standard font: The default text font for worksheets. The standard font determines the default font for the Normal cell style.). The default column width is 8.43 characters. If a column or row has a width of 0 (zero), then it is hidden. You can specify a row height of 0 (zero) to 409. This value represents the height measurement in points (1 point equals approximately 1/72 inch or 0.035 cm). The default row height is 12.75 points (approximately 1/6 inch or 0.4 cm). If a row has a height of 0 (zero), the row is hidden. Highlight the pagesize area, and print. ... wa La -- graph paper. and use WORD Quick tables then Quick Tables are tables that are stored in galleries as building blocks. You can access and reuse Quick Tables at any time. If you frequently use a table with specific formatting, you can save a copy of the table in the Quick Tables gallery so that you don't need to recreate the table each time that you want to use it. Insert a table by using Quick Tables Click where you want to insert a table. On the Insert tab, in the Tables group, click Table. Point to Quick Tables, and then click the table that you want. If necessary, replace the placeholder data in the table with the data that you want. ken

ALAN Sorry, an error occurred. If you are unsure on how to use a feature, or don't know why you got this error message, try looking through the help files for more information. The error returned was: Sorry, the link that brought you to this page seems to be out of date or broken. KEN

Doug I think i could safely say that no more than a doz members could translate the pte. unless there have been a bunch hiding if you have been hiding -- please come out off the top of my head igor al robinson Jean-Pierre nobeefstu lin evans jeff evans peter appleton tom95521 conflow potwnc ken

Jose see http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....ost&p=64253 2 entries by Igor what boxes do you not understand? did you download the user guide http://www.wnsoft.com/apr/help.htm User Guide Version 5.6 English German Italian Russian (Requires Adobe Reader) Download in ZIP archive (3 MB) Video Tutorials (1024 x 768) on DVD (by Barry Beckham) User Guides for old versions ken

ALAN some real gems at http://meesoft.logicnet.dk/ have you any experience with any of the proggies he has? thks for links ken

Doug are you going to post more than the pte? ken

this came up on another list i sub to Does anyone know of an inexpensive or free app that will generate graph paper. I want to create either 1cm or 1/2" squares. see http://www.paperprintout.com/paper/graph-paper/index.php http://www.printfreegraphpaper.com/ http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/ ken

Dave and Dom anything here? http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoi...1555701033.aspx or http://www.tips4pc.com/Youtube/how_to_embe...e_video_int.htm if you converted the exe and use the resulting file and insert it ken

Here is the thread that pretty well covered testing - 1 1/2 yrs ago http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=8025 cant say if the downloads are still valid I doubt if the technology has changed since all these tests were made ken

Jim i could not see any pixellation in the sky - that is why i chose the branches this morn i sent signal to tv via svhs feed and Q6 branches are pixelated at 3 x - pretty hard to see any difference on 10 and 12 this is a worst case condition as one rules out the hi quality of the monitor -- when i started doing picts on computor i used this method to see what i could get away with - we did not have the space on hard drives we have today ken

Jim i expanded them 3x and viewed the branches - the branch i centred on with my eyes all showed the same amt of jaggies thks for demo ken

years ago we [ some members on forum]ran a test of somebody's garden shots that were saved under diffenent compression -- there was a definte loss of quality in the foreground grass areas especially I also thought that Barry was involved in the test i can see the pictures in my mind but i cant locate the link in my collection i could add a link about image size circa 2005 that is very good,but it may detract from the thread ken

Peter never say never ken

Markus try this http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....ost&p=44112 ken

I BELIEVE THE SEQUENCE is R MOUSE the scr INSTALL or run ken

" The worst quality comes from creating as a "DVD-Video disc"." PETER how can you make that statement -- by your own admission your have no experience with dvd production? ken