Ken Cox

here is a screenshot of another test file was 39 mb+- it was downloaded in +- 71/2 mins as can be seen the download rate was very unstable so no matter how hi you can xfer if the feed is not there you are not going to get it as fast as you would like a few months back we ran tests downloading the p2e program from the USA server and from Guido's i believe times were not equal ken

but avg issued new dat files and it was put back to normal -- i had 1 gig+ put to quarantine and they all were restored -- the picts were not touched just the exe and that is a piece of cake to remake as long as you have the original pte and the pictures "Jesus Saves" what are you going to do when avast issues a bad dat file ken

Ron i dont think you can put a number on your question -- it all depends on the net traffic at the moment put it up on your site and i will download it just using #'s - - forget the values of the #'s my dsl optimum conditions i can upload at 400 max hawk is on cable and he can upload 600 max to me download from MS or some of the French members p2e sites is 1800 max i am downloading 100 to 200 --all the supply is giving me uploading at present at 350 to 400 -- my max i used this site for an test example -- it is a fast server http://www.digiscopie.com/index.php?a=diaporama tho it was 6+ mb file the screen shots show what it took i then had 2 files downloading at once same site and i did a shot of my dumeter -- it looks like the max from that site is 1250+- so put up a big file to test on ken

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Al in some cases i believe windows protocol keeps some programs running oin the background even tho' they are closed for a given length of time or till one reboots. please report if the pcworld proggie works thks ken

Alan welcome to the forum your idea's are good as i have quoted before "JESUS SAVES" Did you think of renaming all slides beforehand - and used a numbering system prefix ahead of the name then - you could have copied all to another folder and renamed them there with the numbering prefix intact to backcheck your collection then inserted all in numeral sequence to p2e ken

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Jill i believe Igor has this already covered see http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....st=entry23570

Scott MacButch - welcome to the forum Scott use the search feature and there are a pile of hits using JAGGIES http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....ighlite=jaggies it is really pretty complicated as you will see by the answers ken

AND IF IT IS NOT BOTHERING THE SYSTEM LEAVE IT ALONE i likely hav many unknowns but i am not touching em' leave a sleeping dawg lie ken

finally found this much Kai Tak was on page 2 at the cottage feb 29 2004 now i have to find original download oh well us retiree's got nothin else to do -- found it From: PTE Directory Update [[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2004 12:43 To: [email protected] Subject: PTE Presentation on Beechbrook.Com The newest PTE Presentation "Kai Tak" is now available for download at the link below. Regards, Bill PTE Presentations on Beechbrook.Com

JP cant find it in my archives so i have downloaded it this morning Thanks ken

try rebooting in safe mode and delete the folder ken

why dont you covert the mov's to mpg's with WinAvi http://www.winavi.com/ they may be more compatible then ken

Daniel when was Kai Tak initally posted am trying to find it in my archives ken

from the search feature see http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....6&hl=microphone microphone as keyword many more hits ken

In addition to Fred's pricing layout which is right on Know who you are dealing with and get 50% money up front -- in cash -- no cheques if they are not willing to accept these terms they are going to screw you and you do not need their business and remember they only friend you have is in your purse or back pocket ken

Where were you all when http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....st=entry23011 http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....st=entry23534 http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....st=entry23013 'tho i think Lin and i handled it quite well

could you not achieve greater decrease in size by lowering the bitrate of the stero mp3 file -- using dbpoweramp http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm ken

Barry did you ever get board to work properly? ken

Dave is this along the line you are thinking? or is this in addition to your thoughts of showing actual contents of slide that are generated by the object editor when viewing the light table? ken

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Igor the smiley's are still going to the end of the letter as techman mentioned http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....st=entry23169 although seemed to be able to get it right http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....st=entry23181 must be because he lives so close to our noble elected officials i think problem is if you have text further down the page that is where the little face wants to go ken

Igor I am preparing a test show for the new version with pan and zoom features some slides are blank as well as some have writing on them and i managed to get them out of order when looking at the layout with the light table i can see no way of id'ing the slides that are not pictures -- writing on them or purposely do not show picture on the main screen the show image box is there was wondering if the same feature was available on the light table - if not any chance of getting it? - it would have made things a bit quicker to sort the 166 slides in the test show did not want to add this issue/question to the very bloated wish list as it is likely too late to make the cut -going by the hints YOU HAVE BEEN GIVING US ken

see http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....st=entry23500 think it is an invision prob ken