Need very basic tutorial

[KyDan]

I've just been looking at Lin's great list of how to vidoes but I need to go back to

the beginning.

I need a refresher on how to begin!

Lin lists a video called

Orientation and Menus - 11 Minutes 52 Seconds

but I can't find where to download it.

Is it still available somewhere???

[Lin Evans]

Hi Dan,

It's part of a set of tutorials I used to sell but now give away along with all the others. It was written long ago when version 5.0 was released, but the basic principles are still quite relevant even if some of the screens have changed. It's available via the tutorials section of the forum, or you can download it directly from this site:

http://www.learnpicturestoexe.com

The entire set comes in a single installation file. First click on the "Tutorials Link," then scroll down to #26 and click the link. The file is about 360 megabytes and will create a "menu" from which you can choose the desired files. There is also a link to a VCL media player so you can be certain to have the proper codec on your system to see the AVI files. However, I would suggest that instead of VCL Media Player, you download and install Kantaris Media Player which works even better. It's available here:

http://kantaris.org/

Best regards,

Lin

I've just been looking at Lin's great list of how to vidoes but I need to go back to

the beginning.

I need a refresher on how to begin!

Lin lists a video called

Orientation and Menus - 11 Minutes 52 Seconds

but I can't find where to download it.

Is it still available somewhere???

[Lin Evans]

Hi Dan,

It's part of a set of tutorials I used to sell but now give away along with all the others. It was written long ago when version 5.0 was released, but the basic principles are still quite relevant even if some of the screens have changed. It's available via the tutorials section of the forum, or you can download it directly from this site:

http://www.learnpicturestoexe.com

The entire set comes in a single installation file. First click on the "Tutorials Link," then scroll down to #26 and click the link. The file is about 360 megabytes and upon installation, will create a "menu" from which you can choose the desired files. There is also a link to a VCL media player so you can be certain to have the proper codec on your system to see the AVI files. However, I would suggest that instead of VCL Media Player, you download and install Kantaris Media Player which works even better. It's available here:

http://kantaris.org/

Best regards,

Lin

[KyDan]

Thanks Lin!

I did find that list and read or rather scanned down the list several times.

My eye never did catch the "not the same as the above" so I thought #26 was just a file

of all the others on that page.

My bad.

You know, I'd be glad to donate to your retirement fund! Really.

Do you take paypal?

These how to videos are THE reason I'm still here after all these years and

the reason I still update my P2E subscription.

I only use the program once every couple of years so I forget stuff in between.

Without your wonderful tutorials I'd be lost and wind up using something from windows or google most likely.

Peace!