Ken Cox

well it is long gone from the cottage due to the voluume of shows they are only up +- 60 days i have just downloaded it twice with same results as you try writing to the webmaster of http://www.creatingslideshows.com/gallery/ Desert Dave last addie i had was dave@creatingslideshows.com but he is also a member of this forum so you might find a different addie ken

Al i guess you also suffer from CRZ AS WELL AS CRS comes with old age unless you are having an open house ken

from my archives stonemason Posted: Sep 18 2004, 02:37 PM New Member Group: Members Posts: 3 Member No.: 1570 Joined: 13-July 04 I've uploaded my first PTE slideshow to http://www.beechbrook.com/pte/index.asp entitled American Cemetery Madingley (Cambridgeshire, UK). Comments and constructive criticism would be much appreciated. thanks stonemason To: geoffstone@ntlworld.com Subject: American Cemetery Madingley American Cemetery Madingley File Size: 23.9M By: geoffstone@ntlwor... Download Count: 24 my zip opens ok ken

Nathan welcometo the forum please supply the url for 'Creating Slideshows' Library. 'Manningley Cemetery', and any other details you can --author etc ken

buy nero 6.6 full suite ver 7 to be released shortly - same may already be released approx $90 Canadian what you got with the dvd burner will not be a full suite and will be lacking in many features you will save time and frustration in the long run if you search the forum you will see many problems with other software "time is money" ken

Ron http://www.ronniewestdigital.co.uk/ your signature url is not live yet better get somebody to help you get it right or copy and paste the one i put in this thread into your controls/edit signature ken

Jay using the forum search - the last thread http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums//index...t=ST&f=2&t=3477 and there are more http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums//index...t=ST&f=2&t=3064 ken

http://www.mrichter.com/ http://www.mrichter.com/cdr/welcome.htm is working at 16:20 edst ken

get your theory here http://www.cdrfaq.org/ and http://www.mrichter.com/cdr/welcome.htm the last one seems to be unavailable right now but mike and andy are kind of guru's in the cd burning field and am sure they must cover this highly tech music info ken

you got that right

would it not be logical to use the cool ruler or another in the p2e show rather than the ruler from a graphics program -- the ruler program floats on the screen, does your graphic program ruler float -- i would only use the ruler while placing things and checking position of something on the screen what brought all these recent threads up was Igor's statement re ideal resolution,Lumenlux made 2 show's of varying resolution -- he sent me manual control shows w/o sound -- and in my way of trying to see if i could see the difference, i needed a magnifier that would float on screen in order to study the picts so i guess Igor will have to put it on his long "to do list" to include floating ruler, pixel calculator and above all a floating magnifier for us nearly blind old guys MY eyes have not changed since i retired in 1993 - just had them rechecked in July -- i showed the Dr. the text that i have difficult reading in newspapers and magazines, he said that was normal. He also said that every year when the new phone books are issued he gets a rash of calls for eye tests for people like myself, he sells them the page size magnifier -- i told him i frequently use a 4" magnifier, that was ok - the worst thing i could do was strain my eyes and that is why i run 800/600 screen res on my 19"crt my only problem is when my wife is sitting behind me and a risque joke comes in -- she can see it ken

while trying to show pixels to people i came across this one it stays up while you navigate http://iconico.com/magnifier/ ken

Brian is the one you are referring to http://www.xmlcreate.com/WahooCalc.html ken

thank you sir "my eyes are dim i can not see i have not brought my specs with me" http://www.fabsoft.com/pages/Downloads/Downloads.htm ken

Ron i can get the site http://www.fabsoft.com/ but never have found the ruler -- Brian offered it omce before and could not find it then http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums//index...t=2943&hl=ruler can you supply the ruler url? thks ken

Brian i have never been able to find your ruler on www.fabsoft.com site and no luck finding We couldn't find any results containing www.xmlcreatre.com ken

I ran across this site while trying to explain picture size to a person http://www.auctionrepair.com/pixels.html I thought it was a "just in time" site as we have had so much discussion on screen size, resolution, viewing habits etc ALSO http://www.scantips.com/basics1c.html http://www.scantips.com/cgi-bin/survey.cgi Mihov DPI to Pixel Calculator http://www.mihov.com/sw/en/dc.php ken

your index page looks ok at 800x600 if people cant see things proper on a page they should not have to be reminded to change their resolution that is putting your opinion ahead of theirs ken

Roger the resize file has an .ATN extension what opens it? ken

BRIAN is that ok ken

your statement ken

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Edna do not close the p2e program until the burn is done read your help file and http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums//index...t=ST&f=4&t=1408 ken

800x600 on a 19" crt when you wear graduated quadfocals lenses you will see why ken

Harry keep your dancing shoes shined, you still got a lot of performaces to complete ken