davegee

You can put a "*" before AND after any group of letters in the search term and it should find it. Try *deci* - it works fine and does not matter that there is nothing before the "d". If the search term is not there, obviously it will not find it, but I could easily hide "dB" somewhere on the page to cover all eventualities. Try *dB* now. It brings up the other possibilities as well as what you are really looking for. DG

It always pays to read the Instructions, or in this case, the Search Tips where the method for partial searches is explained. *deci* finds it easy enough. OTOH, searching for an alternative, like "percent" would have found it. https://docs.picturestoexe.com/en-us/10.0/searchtips/main DG

Send your details here: https://www.wnsoft.com/fr/support/ https://www.wnsoft.com/en/support/ DG

Frans, https://docs.picturestoexe.com/en-us/10.0/project_settings_1/preferences#timeline DG

?????????? I have just told him how to do it (with the Deluxe Version) and posted a sample of a re-created Style. The only part which is not possible to save is the "Options" as in "Album" / Options / Zoom and Caption. DG

Just apply the Style, make the revisions that you want to make and re-save (re-create) as a different name. Brush Strokes 2.ptestyle DG P.S. Bear in mind that some features of the default built in styles (Options) cannot be saved in an edited re-created Style.

If you want to use a style AND have text on multiple images, you can apply the style, then add your text and make a new style from the resulting slide and apply that to all other slides. You can, when you add the text, right click and select TEXT COMMENT. When you apply your Style you will be prompted to insert the text before pressing OK. It is still editable afterwards. DG P.S. Igor is aware of the shortcomings of Styles in this area and has promised, in a future version, that the subject of ADDITIVE STYLES will be addressed.

Added: Fade Opacity of an Object In/Out https://docs.picturestoexe.com/en-us/10.0/how_to_v10/fadeopacity DG

You will need two Key Frames to fade the Text in from zero opacity to 100% and another two to fade it out. DG

Apply this style to a Blank Slide and study the Object Panel in O&A. Independent vs Child Text.ptestyle DG

It looks like you would need to purchase the + version in order to download anything other than the American-English version. DG

When you enter your first text box click on "Save / Reset Font". https://docs.picturestoexe.com/en-us/10.0/how_to_v10/add_text?s[]=font DG

https://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/index.html Read instructions carefully - remove lens when updating. NX-D is also updated. DG

Andrew, It has been suggested that "you/he" could use the new facilities afforded by Version 10 to make an MP4. That mp4 could then be inserted directly into a Version 9 project (after converting) and then a 32 bit EXE can be made which is compatible with your equipment. Obviously, you would lose any "manual operations" but for a "normal" show it might work. A bit messy perhaps (or not) but it would give you time to update your equipment and give you a little breathing space? The mp4 is the equal of an exe in these circumstances. Anyone who says any different should take it up with Barry. Give it a try? DG

Exactly! DG

Using the same logic as above, I have always turned all items ON in Toolbars in the Preferences /Toolbars Menu. I have suggested this several times. DG

Just type: PTE DG

Preferences / System / External Editors and choose Corel for Graphic Editor. then: Highlight the Image in the File List (or in O&A) - Ctr+W or Right Click/Edit File. https://docs.picturestoexe.com/en-us/10.0/project_settings_1/preferences DG

Gary, Just consider this. You have made your show at glorious 1920x1080 resolution. Now you want play it at less than full screen on a 1920x1080 tv. Let's just clutch a figure out of the air and say that your show will now become 1280x720. Is that what you want? If so why not make the show at 1280x720 and present it on a black 1920x1080 bg at original size? It is a much simpler solution. Whichever way you look at it, if you resize your show so that it only takes up a percentage of the 1920x1080 tv screen you are going to be watching a lower resolution show. DG

Maybe it is me, but I still do not understand what Gary is trying to do? if VLC were used what parameter would be used to limit the size? It would have to be determined by the user and not the author. If Gary wants to fix the percentage of screen used he can already do this. But it cannot be varied by the user. Is the user capable of setting up VLC ? DG.

Thanks Lin, perhaps I should have been a little more specific. Last time I checked SONY do not do anything smaller than 43inch which is too big for my needs. If they do anything smaller it is not available over here. 40 would be my limit but it would also have to be Sony. Not interested in any other makers. DG

If you use VLC or similar in some way then it amounts to the same thing! By changing the size of the "window" you are, in effect, downsizing the original mp4 to a dimension which is acceptable to the viewing distance from the tv i.e. Interpolation downwards. You are losing "resolution" - if that is what you want you might just as well use "framing" and place a window in the middle of the slide. It is the same thing. I agree about larger TV screens - there is absolutely no point unless you increase the viewing distance and/or get a 4k tv. If I could find a 4k tv in a 32-40inch package I would upgrade immediately but they do not seem to exist (yet). DG

Did you purchase a key for Version 10 when you were using the old pc? If so, it worked on your old pc? DG

Once again, IF we are talking about a 1920x1080 tv, then what is happening is that the SAME 1920x1080 pixels must be bigger pixels for bigger screens. The mp4 is NOT being stretched, it is using the same number of pixels albeit bigger pixels. If you want to use less of the screen then it has to use LESS pixels. It is only when your 1920x1080 pixels show is being shown on a 4k screen that "stretching" takes place - one original pixel would be represented by FOUR pixels on the 4k screen when it is fit to the screen.

I'm a little confused by your request. If these larger TV sets are 1920x1080 and you want the show to use only a part of the area available then downsizing (interpolation) will be involved. Interpolation of any kind (up or down) should be avoided even though PTE handles it very well. DG