AlexRoma

Hi Igor, I understand the technical difficulties. Sound and image files (often thousands) are well organized in a group of folders. The problem is that (as you well know) the .pte file contains the "absolute" path to the file, for example: ImageName=C:\tmp\test\Photos\Sea\Waves10.jpg If I unzip the zip file to a different drive/folder, I have to tell PTE where the files are located. My projects reference an E: drive. When I work on a PC that doesn't have an E: drive, things get more complicated. A relative address would be needed starting from a "main" folder in which to save the project files. It's clearly not a vital function and can easily be bypassed. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you and your team for the work you're doing. I've been working in IT for a few decades and have never had such a positive experience using software, and especially having such close and effective contact with technical support. This alone makes it worth the cost of the program. Please excuse my Google Translate's English...

I'm afraid it's my problem, PTE can't even find your photos

Denis, that's exactly what I do. It's just that every time I restore an older version of the presentation (yes, it happens to me...) I have to recreate the same path so that PTE can find all the files on its own. I would have preferred to use PTE's backup function, which would have made my job easier (and it also saves styles and transitions, which Windows doesn't do.). That's all.

251 Jill, obviously I don't work on backups, but years after completing a presentation, I've had the need/want to change something. If I could find the original structure, it would be easier to revisit an older production. It's my taste, I understand... moreover, by saving the original folder structure, there would be no need to rename the various duplicate files

Hi, a comment about the backup function. I usually organize my files by dividing them into various folders based on their intended use (photos, other images, maps, tables, music, sounds, etc.). When I unzip the backup zip file, all the hundreds of files are grouped into a single folder, making it nearly impossible for me to make any changes. Wouldn't it be more convenient, if possible, for the backup zip file to replicate the same tree structure as the original folders?

+1

Amazing! Thanks to Igor and all the staff.

Hi, for the styles, it would be possible to add a filter by number of slides involved and by orientation (horizontal-vertical)?

+1 especially in the presence of frequent dialogues (like in a documentary), it would be an extremely interesting function

+1 I think it's a great idea

Perfect. Slide Options and Project Options appear almost immediately. Many thanks Igor

I agree, it would be very helpful

The problem seems to have been solved by uninstalling a transition... Thanks to jt49 for the feedback and to Igor for the always fast and precious assistance.

The problem also occurs with a single image project. I created a project with 5 slides and also from the timeline view, with version 11, the opening of "project option" "slide Option" and "Styles an Themes" windows is considerably slower than with version 10.5.8... how strange... could it be because i'm using the trial version? intel i5-12600K 32Gb RAM Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti SAMSUNG 980 PRO 500GB Interne M.2 windows 11 pro 22H2

hello, I noticed a rather strange fact in version 11 (RC2 and RC3). In O&A, the opening of the "slide option" or "project option" windows takes about 3 seconds while with version 10.5.8 and earlier the opening was practically immediate. It happens on 2 computers (win 10 and win 11). Does this only happen to me?