Nathan

Hoping for some improvement after the latest update from AVG today at 1959 hrs I was sadly disappointed. As a test I downloaded from Creating Slideshows forum, 'Cold' and 'A New Day'. Without unzipping, a manual scan on each file told me 'Cold' is clean, A New Day', virus found. Both have been left unzipped for the time being. I wish to reinstall Friday's deleted files from a back up on CD, hoping AVG will have sorted this tomorrow. Not holding my breath though!

After iniitial concern seeing as this was the first time ever AVG had detected a trojan, seems I misunderstood what had happened. 36 files removed to vault was a bit of a shock but fortunately other files had not contained any supposed threat. Did a second scan with 'A2 squared' updated, which for Trojans is as good as it gets, scan came up clear of no more than a couple of tracking cookies as malware.

I ran a full virus scan with AVG 7.0 at 13.30 today, as always the scan finished with "No Virus Detected". Tonight, at 1958, AVG updated as scheduled, after reading this thread I ran a further full scan, this time all 36 PtoE files on the hard drive were detected as containing the "Trojan Horse PSW Banker.HMQ". Of the 36, 10 were my own humble creations, remainder had been downloaded, the last one, "The Barn", being downloaded last night. I was away from the computer for some time, coming back, switching the monitor back on, AVG's report said 36 files healed and deleted. Checking my PtoE library folder all files are there. Each individual file was scanned manually with AVG and were clear. I'm assuming this must be related to the latest update now reporting, I think the term is, "false positives". Am I right or wrong? Unless AVG revise their update, what is the necessary action to take regarding settings ? Basically I've normally left AVG to do it's own thing apart from adjusting to scan e-mail.

I believe it's simply Mr Gates saying, " Look, we've updated security in IE and slipped in a pop up blocker for good measure to stop you being pestered by these annoying adverts." He could not resist letting you know this each time you open IE, hence the information Bar. No need for you to go seek a third party pop up blocker, Bill has your interests at heart, as always.

Apologies for being way behind the times on this topic but if your problem still exists, this may help. Recently I completed a slideshow for my son to go on DVD by creating 5 different shows to allow a Menu on the DVD. Albeit I use Ulead Video Studio but the principle should be the same with Pinnacle. It was my first attempt and all went well by creating individual avi files, importing each in turn to Video Studio's timeline as a separate project and rendering to DVD format then saving the file. As each DVD file was created, the relevant PtoE project was closed until all 5 were now Mpegs. From there it was a simple case of choosing 'Create Disc', bringing in the 5 Mpeg files to to V-Studio's Menu feature, choosing a Menu title etc then burning to disc. Hope this helps you.

Thanks to Lument Lux I now have downloaded and viewed this magnificent slideshow. It brings back memories of visiting this cemetery so clearly, a moving experience never to be forgotten. Thank you.

Just come on line and quickly responded to your e-mail, sorry for any delay. I look forward to the download, much appreciated. Before registering this always appeared a helpful forum, now certainly confirmed those thoughts.

Made one last attempt downloading before calling it a day, still unable to open the Zip file. Will follow your advice and try contacting the Webmaster tomorrow. Thanks for giving me your time and attention Ken.

Thank you each for responding so quickly, it's appreciated. The url requested is http://www.creatingslideshows.com/gallery/ first page of library. I did not see it available at Beechbrook but will go look see again. Thanks again for the help, and your welcome to the forum. I've enjoyed and learned quite a lot just browsing here as a guest for quite some time. Nathan.

Hello everyone, I'm a brand new convert to Pictures to Exe, very happy to be so as well. For some time I have built up a collection of downloaded presentations to guide me in creating my own slideshows. There is one I am particularily interested in, 'Manningley Cemetery', available from the 'Creating Slideshows' Library. Unfortunately after downloading several times, Winzip keeps telling me the file is corrupted and unable to open. Is there another website which could offer me the opportunity to download an uncorrupted version please? Every show downloaded so far has been brilliant, however, having visited the beautifully maintained cemetery at Manningley on a number of occasions I would really like to see the created slideshow. I appreciate any help, thank you.