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Hi everybody, Here's a little Slideshow I think good for kid's presentation. Just replace .Pict Placeholders with pictures of your choice. It's basically 2 Styles for Horizontal and Vertical Photos, so use them accordingly. You can repeat them in any combination depend on your needs. The Lik https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u_lx4MXG6TkuW0UVqdNXWNg35yILvWQ8/view?usp=drive_link Thanks for watching Alex55

Thanks Alex for sharing your creations. By watching the video and working with your template we can continue adding slides and thus practice other combinations with PicturesToExe. Your work is very helpful for those of us who do not master the program... Best regards Morasoft.

Jill, Thanks for your advice regarding NVIDIA option! I've received a message from the user that it solved the problem. We'll try to find a similar laptop to explore this issue with default settings.

Right Click the Desktop & select Nvidia Control Panel. Select Manage 3D Settings from the Menu on the Left then the Program Settings Tab Under Select a program to Customise - Navigate to your Program Files & find PTE AV Studio exe & click Add Then under Select the Preferred Graphics processor make sure it is High Performance Nvidia. I have also set pte viewer to use the Nvidia as well. If you have different versions of PTE on your Laptop make sure you do it for each Version. Jill

Have you set up your new laptop to make sure it is using the Nvidia card for PTE. Also are you running on mains power not battery. I have an Acer laptop & I find that even though it is set to always use the Nvidia for PTE it will revert to the Intel chip when running on battery. So I have to plug it in when I want to publish an MP4 for instance. I haven't found any problems with using video within PTE, although when using small sections from a 90 minute video in several places it did stutter a little sometimes in preview. Jill