davegee

Pteeff files are Transitions. Styles are ptestyle files. Both can be Imported and appear as either Transitions or Styles. You can Import a pteeff file and apply it as a transition and then create a Style from a single or multiple slides which include the Transitions. DG

One Way would be to add a Splitter for BG Objects and add to that a Rectangle of whatever colour you want or Add a Background JPEG. DG

Look at the ANIMATION feature in O&A / Text. https://docs.pteavstudio.com/en-us/11.0/how_to_v11/add_text?s[]=text animation#text_animations DG

Try this: You could also copy/paste a Text box and change the Text content. DG

Which version?? Click on the A/B button and choose a suitable transition? DG

You will not find them under the given name - it will look like this: You can do everything that you want to do in the TOOLS section of Styles and Themes. Why are you looking for them? DG

Do you mean this? You can put them wherever you wish. Change the default to your own preference.

JMC, this an ENGLISH speaking community and I translated your question for the benefit of those who do not speak French. I used the online translation which is what we respectfully request that you do. JMC, c'est une communauté anglophone et j'ai traduit votre question pour le bénéfice de ceux qui ne parlent pas français. J'ai utilisé la traduction en ligne, ce que nous vous demandons respectueusement de faire. DG

Hello, I don't know if I'm in the right activity for this question, but here it is: I would like to normalize the sound of an edit. Should I first do it on each piece independently, or export the audio track to a file and do it with that file...?Thank you for your response. Best regards to the entire PTE Forums team. Have a good day.

If I understand your requirement correctly, you need to "stagger" your KF along their Timelines. Move the zero KF of the second small photo along its timeline by (for instance) one second and then move its final KF by the same amount. Then move the zero KF of the third small photo along its timeline by two seconds etc Something like this: DG

Here's a different approach to Strips which does not use Masks. Please excuse the Background Add two 16:9 images to a 16:9 project and apply the Horizontal or Vertical version. Strips.ptestyle DG

Add a Blank 16:9 Slide to a Project and Apply this Style. Analyse the Strips 1-4 in O&A. Strips Tute.ptestyle DG

Add a Mask Object [PTE AV Studio] DG

Rosemary, When you created your backup of Styles Folders did you include the styles.ini file as shown below? Without it your backup is useless. DG

I tried the experiment described above and at first failed to see the newly created Style. Then I noticed that as well as creating the folder in Styles and Transitions the Styles.ini file had also been written to. I transferred the Styles.ini to the Laptop Styles and Transitions /Styles folder and the new Style was immediately recognised on the Laptop. So, if you create a Backup of your Styles folders you need to include everything. DG