New Websites For PTE Help, etc.

[Lin Evans]

I have created two new simple websites which will be expanded later, which link to all my tutorials, demos, Wnsoft and this forum. The tutorials are duplicated here in the Tutorials and Articles section. Sometimes it's easier to give a quick link than to go find the local link here so the duplication may make it easier.

Anyone wishing links to their free tutorials or templates please let me know and send me the links. The purpose of these domains are to provide free information about PTE including free tutorials, free templates and other relevant information.

Just an announcement which I will delete in a few days. The links are as follows:

http://www.learnpte.com

http://www.learnpicturestoexe.com

Best regards,

Lin

[stonemason]

Hi Lin

This will I'm sure be a great resource for everyone who uses PTE, which I've bookmarked for future use. Many thanks for your continued help and generosity to the PTE forum community.

Kind Regards

Geoff

[Lin Evans]

Thanks Geoff,

I've got a bit of work to do on it yet, but I hope to get some more good links to add...

Best regards,

Lin

Hi Lin

This will I'm sure be a great resource for everyone who uses PTE, which I've bookmarked for future use. Many thanks for your continued help and generosity to the PTE forum community.

Kind Regards

Geoff

[Lin Evans]

Hi Tom,

Thanks - I'll see if I can do that. It's just a rudimentary beginning. I haven't even put in meta tags yet for the search engines, but I will be working on it on a continuing basis.

Best regards,

Lin

Hi Lin,

Looks great. Maybe you could add a PTE search forum to your web sites? I modified some code that limits searches to picturestoexe.com. I notice Google is logged in all the time and I'm guess it's indexing the site. It may be more or less accurate than what the Forum search engine currently uses.

http://www.tommenden.../ptesearch.html

code before modification from:

http://www.askdaveta...y_web_site.html

Example search that the forum search engine doesn't like because Lin is too short of a word.

https://www.google.c...cturestoexe.com

Tom

[cead]

Hi Lin,

Thanks for your convenient website: 'Learn Slideshows'!

Best regards,

Frans

[Igor]

Hello Lin,

I'm very grateful to you!

[nelson]

Thanks for this Lin,

Without your tutorials I would have given up on this wonderful software. There are 135 members in our camera club and I am the only one using PTE.

I will now have a resource to send them to.

Thank you,

Kieron

[Lin Evans]

Hi Tom,

I don't use DivX very often, most of the AVI's are MicrosoftMPEG-4 Video Codec V2 made with Screen Recorder Gold, and will work with most of the standard free players such as VLC or Kantaris. On newer systems even Windows Media Player will work, but not one of my favorites.

I could drag and drop them and output to exe format, but many people are still afraid of exe files so I have left them in their original formats.

Best regards,

Lin

[shirleyhogan]

Thank you Linn. I have used PTE for several years - to make very simple slideshows of family events. Early on you responded to my request for help on animations. Unfortunately, my "remember-er" isn't what it used to be so I tend to stick to the very very simple slideshows. I have bookmarked this website. Thank you very much.

Shirley