Ken Cox

Bill a saved click is always welcome. ken

in the past when working with titles for video and titles with ver 4.~ objects, the yellow background with black cause less trouble red background or text bleeds ken

JP grandson, says"sure is pretty in France" ken

Tommy the chairman will have the "BIG ONE" for sure if you show that one -- good job of showing what can be done ken

Hey Kloggy welcome to the confused section:) ken

"well I think animated sequences may find a place,but it's not for him",this from the groups chairman" A poor response for a chairman -- does he still write with a quill-- do not be turned off by your advanced shows Tommy:) he would likely have "the big one" if he seen some of the shows we have been offered to observe ken

John not enabled list for ver 5 see http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....0&hl=navbar ken

"There is a first one enough complex" JPD locks my system up see error message ken

KEITH "hello Keith -- HALLMARK CARDS we need your phone # and address so we can get you under contract ASAP" ken

i thought it was Charles Boyer but after reading his bio http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Boyer guess not but i seem to remember a guy in a tux crooning it to a lady -- black and white film days tell LIZ i give up:( need the name to "get it" ken http://beechbrook.com/upload/ follow the instructions Bill requires a pict - 120/80 kb with the file as well as your email and a short description ken

very nice Liz:) now name that tune? ken

MARY and all others copy the text you wish to be in a tutorial, give it a title, give credit to the autors's you use and add it to the tutorial section include the original thread's title and the post reference number if you get it wrong the original author's will see it and advise you and if you started the thread you can edit the mistake ken

bob am emailing a mp3 02:20 am re your request ken

Steve St.Patricks day is coming soon and we are being visited by The Irish Fairy Folk, they come out of the garden about this time http://web.ncf.ca/bj333/faries.html Alan has them in his garden, he has sent me pictures of them so i cant attest to their existence ken

Bob always check here for starters http://www.internettrafficreport.com/namerica.htm ken

http://www.bbc.co.uk/schoolradio/history/w...pslibrary.shtml http://www.taphilo.com/Photo/Pictures/Lancaster/index.shtml http://website.lineone.net/~norman.groom/ http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=la...sound&meta= lot of hits -- somebody on tese sites may have a good clip ken

IAN HAS CHANGED HIS SITE to reveal a direct link to 72 dpi page SEE www.ibateman.co.uk/wcc/myth.htm he also has a new section image resolution at bottom AV section ken

Peter you will see the difference 50%, 60% 80% quality if you display the pict to a standard tv the monitor is best case tv worst case ken

http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....0&hl=navbar ken

say no to 72 dpi has been brought as many timeas the other dreaded question -- "when will the next version be out" see http://www.scantips.com/no72dpi.html also see av group at http://www.ibateman.co.uk/wcc/ The Myth of 72 DPI Ian Bateman FRPS DPAGB This article was written for AV World magazine in 2003, and is essentially a precis of the excellent information on the website www.scantips.com ken

Mike thedom Posted on: Feb 10 2007, 10:11 AM Pinned: PicturesToExe v5.00 beta #8u "Hi Gerdi, Igor wrote 8 days ago that "Beta 9 will be during 2 weeks" (read here) . http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....amp;#entry37038 So I guess it should be avalaible in about 10 days if he and his team didn't have new and unexpected problems to solve for the development." ken

update to latest stable ver 4.48 PicturesToExe PicturesToExe v4.48 (1.4 Mb) at http://www.wnsoft.com/download.htm install it then report back ken

TOM i have no experience with ulead stuff but tom95521 might see http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....amp;#entry37481 ken

JOHN WELCOME TO THE FORUM members will need to know what version you are using ken

Paul very interesting show -- did you supply the labour in the interest of history -- it is a shame things are left to deteriorate ken