Ken Cox

PRINTKEY 2000 you can cut out a box of the screen shot -- i do it all the time to send info of a particular section of the screen to people that ask for help -it also cuts down on the size of the file to send - i guess we do not have to send any screen shots to all the nay sayers -- they must never have to ask for help ken

k3asi welcome to the forum did you do a complete system search for *.pte good practice is to copy all your pictures, music notes etc for a show and paste them to one properly named folder and work out of that folder. ken

dvd santa only problem i see is it wants to be on top all the time did a 16:9 aspect ratio for a widescreen test -- used a PTE show that was on a cd r -- made the avi direct from the cd exe was +-270 meg pte created an avi from files on cd -r = 178+- meg used 894 meg on a standard 4.7 gb dvd disc shows ok on a standard 4:3 29" tv -- has black bar top and bottom and somes squishing of images evident when played on a pair of 13" tv's no bar or squishing evident will have to go to friend's place to do the widescreen test It will also do PAL format ken

Jeanie re your out of sync see http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums//index...248&hl=free+ram see http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm for free utility to convert your wav's use the forum search for more info on these 2 subjects ken

did you try copying the exe from the cd to the desktop and running it from there?? this is generally a sign that you do not have enough ram or computing power ken

Ken dvdsanta will make a widescreen dvd see http://www.dvdsanta.com/ but i have not tried it with a p2e avi it is a bare bones program -- no menuu for final dvd but does the job you have the option of 3 quality settings as well only +- 3 mb download ken

Ella welcome to the forum for starters read How to prepare and burn DVD-Video or SVCD disc, Quick tutorial at http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums//index...t=ST&f=4&t=1408 ken

have a good one Igor and how about posting a new updated picture of your self on Bussty's site ken

Ray congrats' to the family. If the "Ruben" show turns out anything like your wedding show it will be a keeper! Ken

Robert on first run the show just did the start program -- then went to desktp -- so i started te main program separtely -- stopped it then started the start exe -- it finished and main program started as it was supposed to looks like a good time was had by all fuzzy picts --something better than nuthin' overall great shots ken

a quick search with google for ken burns bio revealed this http://shopping.yahoo.com/p:Ken%20Burns:18...:page=biography Burns wanted his films to "live," and to that end adopted the technique of cutting rapidly from one still picture to another in a fluid, linear fashion. He then pepped up the visuals with "first hand" narration gleaned from contemporary writings and recited by top stage and screen actors. Burns' first successful venture was the award-winning documentary The Brooklyn Bridge, which ran on public television in 1981. While he was Oscar-nominated for his 1985 theatrical release ~ k

Yesterday, my copy of Canadian Geographic arrived -- on page 10 a full page ad for his dvd's as gifts for Xmas -- as i have an interest for guys named Ken, I figgered i better have a look at the site that was shown in the ad -- www.pbs.org http://www.shoppbs.org/family/index.jsp?ca...=lftnav_sbs_txt He has quite a collection -- looks like one could be amused for a year I guess i will pass -- i had just bought 4 of Canadian Geographic's dvd's on Canada, and my pockets are empty ken

system double posted -- Admin delete plse ken

James the Hawk has just sent you a show for test ken

captbrando welcome to the forum hate to spill water on your blanket but even tho you paid for a tune does not mean you can use it commercially - -you have the right to use it rules rules they make you sick dont they ken

Pushu if the original disc works on your system - nicely give it back to the client and tell him it works ok on my system ken

Glazzers welcome to the forum it would help if we knew which thread you are referring to as there are many involving your ulead ken

get the show back and scan on your system with your anti virus -- also do a free scan of the exe on your system with trend micro for example http://housecall.antivirus.com/housecall/s.../start_corp.asp dont get into a who did /how did pissin match -- try and satisfy the customer asap -- viruses are spread in funny ways ken

well, this is somrthing to wake up to. yes the Bridge and our trips to the mountains were my original shows -- midi music - to keep them small -- the mountains were for my grandson who was taking rocks in school -- lot of water under the bridge is right:) thks ken

Let this be a lesson that co operation is the answer thks Purist/CorV' ken

John in additon to Al's link try http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums//index...2157&hl=reg+key or http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums//index...t=0entry14857 the threads are both quite long it may help to print them out to guide you thru ken

Purist just start a new thread in Dutch - i doubt if anybody will object -- we quite often get members that can't speak English and they pose their comments in their native tongue -- somebody always answers them.. I helped a fella from Belgium -- off list - to get the words right for his show's description - - he was having problems -- he described to me what he was trying to say and i worked with him to get it into English. we are here to help with the best of our abilities Ken

Bob to save mix ups you should maybe rename the pte the same as the exe ken

so how many versions of French are there we in Canada have Quebec French which i am told is different from France French then we have UK English that we in Canada call Canadian English -- but our friends to the south have American English and they have spelling mistakes like you can't believe when compared to UK/Canadian English and the UK have have dialects -- Welsh for example -- Ronnie will have to translate and send to Igor how many versions/dialects are there in the Holland Belgium area -- where is the true language spoken -- in the centre of each country ? or at each capital city where your government is located ? IMHO I think you are splitting hairs ken

following is a quote from Lockergnome re sizing in powerpoint -- it may be applicable to the topic ken PowerPoint presentations can become very large when you are inserting images into the slides. One option you have to get around this problem is to manually convert all the graphics to a more compressed file type such as a JPG. An even easier method is to have PowerPoint take care of this for you. Once you have your presentation open, click View, point to Toolbars, and place a check beside Pictures. The Picture toolbar will appear in your presentation. On this toolbar there is a button called Compress Pictures. If you click on this button, the Compress Pictures dialog box will appear. Under the Apply to section, you can select which pictures you want to compress. You can compress selected pictures or you can compress all pictures in the presentation. You can also change the resolution of the pictures. The resolution for Web/Screen is 96dpi and 200 dpi for the Print option. You can also have the cropped areas of pictured deleted (in case you didn’t know, the cropped area of pictures is usually just hidden, not deleted). Lockergnome's Windows