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There is just ONE case where the this can be done by the USER. If you are adding Text in a Style - right click on the Text Object in the Object Panel and choose "Text Comment" before creating the Style. When applying the Style it appears as "Caption" and you can add your own Text as required. DG
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Use the Right Click Menu. https://docs.picturestoexe.com/en-us/9.0/video/main DG
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The REPORT Button in Slideshowclub is (I Think!!) to be used to report Offensive or Inappropriate Content. Some are wrongly using it to make Comments. DG
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First an Apology - the following "Ego Tripping" project is a "Demo and Sample" made "for Fun". If you can live with this, please read on........ It also comes in 16x9 format only. Again, if you can live with this please read on...... 16x9 CT example.zip Contains an EXE which I hope explains the CT. 16x9 CT example_Feb23-2018_19-09-42.zip Contains a BIZ of the project. Please report any errors and feel free to create variations. DG
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PTE suddenly changed everything to black & White
davegee replied to Ronniebootwest's topic in Troubleshooting
Sounds like it might not be a PTE problem. You might try posting in Troubleshooting and hope that Igor or someone with appropriate knowledge will be able to help. -
Download Online users guide for PicturesToExe 9
davegee replied to Photo add's topic in General Discussion
Please be aware that the Online Help is a constantly evolving document and that you might need to download on a regular basis. -
PTE suddenly changed everything to black & White
davegee replied to Ronniebootwest's topic in Troubleshooting
Uninstall using the PTE uninstaller. Reinstall. Then upgrade to Version 9? DG -
I will not comment on the use of Network Drives, but.......... "Best Practice" for PTE is to create a Project Folder on your PC and copy the Project Assets (Images, Audio, Video etc) to that folder.
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A BIZ is nothing more than a Template in a ZIPPED file. If you don't intend to send it to someone or post it here, why zip it? When the Template is made from the completed show it is "forever" available in your Templates section of the File Menu to open at any time without having to go searching for it (and having to unzip it). DG P.S. a Template can also be a "skeleton" Project with certain preset parameters (Project Options) ready to make a show. You could make 16x9, 3x2, 4x3 Templates all ready with your preferred settings.
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In the Slide List or the Timeline you can only click on Slides. Slides can contain multiple Object/Photo/Images. You cannot click on an Object/ Photo/Image in the Slide list or Timeline. In O&A you can select an Object/Photo/Image and, in the Properties Tab/Picture, click on the dropdown link. This opens a new window at the location of that Image. It comes back to one of the basic "Ten Commandments" of PTE. Keep all of your "assets" for a Project/Show in a single folder. Your "File List" is then the location that you are looking for. Put copies of your Images in the Project folder (File List). "Cherry Picking" files from different folders is not the way to go. But if you have to work this way then creating a Template of your finished show will create the single folder containing all of the assets in a single location designated by you. I hope that this helps? DG
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https://docs.picturestoexe.com/en-us/9.0/how_to_v9/addtext
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I was away from school on the day that we did "rhetorical" and never seem to be able to get it right. But that aside, surely synchronising images and sound is part of the creative process? In AV circles they call it "Photo Harmony" and in a competition scenario marks would be given (or taken away) for good or bad Synchronisation. At what point in a transition do you want the beat to occur? Beginning? Middle? End? Is this not where the creative bit comes into play? I have no objections to anyone using these devices but see it as another nail in the coffin. I'm not sure if this analogy works but here goes. During a long time spent working in bands of all descriptions, I have had to play with "Drum Machines" and Drummers of varying capabilities. The Drum Machine is super accurate and there are versions which are capable of "human feel" but give me a drummer of average capability any day. Knowing when to hold back "off the beat" or "force the pace" is where it gets creative. The method described above allows you to do this and it is worth a try. It is also adjustable after the event. So, if this is a democratic forum allow me to say that I would be against the use of such devices on the grounds that they are, IMHO, counter-creative. Just an opinion. DG
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At what point do we cease to be able to say: "All my own work"? DG
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65 inch HD TV? Or 4k? If it is HD there is no point in the images being larger than 1920x1080. If there is zooming into the images then calculate the optimum image resolution according to the amount of zoom. Not enough info. DG
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Check to see which slide is in the mask. If it is Slide 1 then that is the answer. DG P.S. Note that in the case of the GATE CTs the TO CENTRE versions work and the FROM CENTRE do not. In all circumstances where Slide 1 is a "real" slide and not a Blank Slide they work as predicted. As I said:
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BB's method works best as long as the "beat" that you are trying to work to is not too fast. In the Timeline, CUT all slides other than Slide 1. PLAY the show in the Mini Viewer and press the "+" button when you want to insert a Slide. You can refine the result using "Shift Transition Points". DG
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I am anxious to hear Igor's reply, but I suspect that the answer will be "Yes". Putting a Blank Slide 1 in the Mask Content in a CT is the equivalent of leaving it empty. The visual result is then similar to the Quick Transition. I think that the reason why my CTs works with a Blank Slide 1 is that in all instances I have Slide 2 in the Mask and not Slide 1. DG
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J-C, There are obviously still problems with CTs and they apparently do not travel well. Denis said: I know that this is not correct "in general terms" - I test new CTs on two different pcs and in different scenarios. But in specific cases there appear to be problems. More testing of CTs is required. DG
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It works perfectly here - please try the exe. CT3.exe DG P.S. Slide one is a true blank and Slide two has a default rectangle. The mask was made in PS.
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Apologies I did not spot the Rectangle. Please try CT3. Slide one is a true blank slide. CT3.pte
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J-C, In the CT2.pte above the CT (Essai copy) has both boxes ticked as per default. Any CT that I have made will operate between a blank slide and any other slide without problem with the default settings. DG
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Please try this? CT2.pte DG
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The way I read this, Vince is trying to make a 3x2 (or4x3) show look the same in O&A as it would on a 16x9 (?) monitor. This approach would achieve that if a little compromise is acceptable. Apply this style to one or more slides in a 16x9 Project and the play in Preview. The resulting EXE would be at 16x9 aspect ratio. If you take it into O&A you an see the construction. 95%.ptestyle DG
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Have you searched the Online Help / Project Options sections? https://docs.picturestoexe.com/en-us/9.0/project_settings_1/project#main_tab DG