JudyKay

A very easy way is to use Dropbox. You won't need to split your file. You can send a private link to your friends.

It's very easy to understand this way: For existing Standard Edition users nothing changes. For existing Deluxe Edition users there is a new purchase agreement for Deluxe Edition upgrades (There is no change for Standard Edition feature upgrades). For users making first-time purchases there is a new purchase agreement.

Peter, You just taught me something really awesome! Thanks!

Google translate gets the words right and the meaning across, but isn't often very accurate for translating the way people actually speak or write. For example it misses nuances of meaning and denotation, formal versus colloquial, etc.

Chinese simplified: 你在哪里听到这个软件? Chinese traditional: 你從哪裡聽說這個軟件? Wait....This is better (also formalized): Chinese simplified: 您从哪知道这个软件？ or 您在那里听说这个软件 Chinese traditional: 您從哪知道這個軟件? or 您在哪裡聽說這個軟件? I can't make up my mind, but I think the very, very last is best.

I really like it. Thanks.

Barry, thanks for the gallery link. Somehow, seeing the photos there made me feel altogether brighter about the slideshow. Thanks again. They really are amazing photos of an amazing place. One of my dreams is to visit Australia someday.

Pretty Good! A bit Barry-esque The music and photos seemed inappropriately somber to me. Out of darkness and into darkness. I wondered if you were attempting but not quite capturing some Australian-spirit kind of thing. On the other hand it isn't romantic or warm or artsy or tree-hugger-nature, it's something else. Maybe its Photoshop. Maybe its Australia--I haven't been there. Yet. I watched it twice. I was annoyed at no keyboard control. I'd love to know more about the place. At least the name so I could Google it. The clouds moving and otherwise work. The rock colors are great. I don't know how much PS you did, but the photos had to be very hard to get and you did well. The brightness of the water in the dark settings is striking. You have a knack for transitions that really work, both the smoothness, softness, and the placement of photos that merge into and from each other.

Wow! No response yet. Is it because no one else finds this to be a problem? Is my explanation not clear?

I'm trying to think of a way to make this easy to understand so I'll try it like this: Go to O/A screen Add several keypoints On the Animation tab customize the Pan / Zoom / Rotate speeds by "Setting Up " | Glue or separate keypoints Problem: To make a smooth animation, often we may have to separate or glue every single keypoint for each: Pan / Zoom/ Rotate Solutions: 1. Have a "Glue All" and "Separate All" buttons that do everything all-at-once for risk takers a. "Glue All" and "Separate All" for each option: Pan / Zoom/ Rotate b. "Glue All" and "Separate All" for all the points in all three: Pan / Zoom/ Rotate at the same time 2. Make Pan / Zoom/ Rotate tabs for the "Speed Options" dialog box so that gluing and separating could be done without opening and closing so many separate dialog boxes (and if you are me -- forgetting at least one of them). I hope this is kind of clear? jk

Thanks for your prompt reply. It would be nice if the focus was automatically set to the object newly pasted. It would save 1-2 extra mouse clicks and moving hands away from the keyboard. What you said makes sense and it works fine too. Thanks! jk

With deepest respect to all, I think I am the one perceived as "jumping." I am very sorry, Barry that you felt jumped on. I must think more carefully before I speak. Please forgive me. I did intend to offer what I hoped was simple recognition of a good job and constructive criticism to both of you--Gilio and BBdigital. I know commenting is s sensitive thing; and I am, honestly, a bit too sensitive sometimes too. Barry, I encourage you to speak up with helpful comments. You have a lot to offer. Please don't let my offensiveness hinder your good contributions. Maybe comments that include how and why would be useful when approaching negatives rather than..."I don't think your work is interesting." Personally I find negative criticism more than helpful than backslapping. My friends love my photography and AV, so I get all backslapping I need from them. Gilio, I personally thought the blend of Photography and Graphics and mirror images was well done and tasteful. It captures a lot of thought and feeling and reflects how I like to think about light and shadow, and spatial arrangements. You photography/graphics captured well how we think and see art as a function of nature.

In the OA window,when I copy and paste an object such as a Parent Object frame with Child Objects into a new slide which already contains a few objects, I often want to immediately use Keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl/Shft + PgUP/PgDn) to move the object to a new layer. Trouble is I cannot move the object unless I use the mouse to click on another object and then return to the object I want to move. It's a silly little thing, but I bump into it over and over. Changing that behavior would make me even happier! Thanks Igor and team for a wonderful product that I just love! JK

Wow! Thanks for sharing. I loved it. Very artsy, creative, original and it flowed well with the music. Don't worry too much about Barry. I love his shows. He is quite gifted with AV. They are excellent quality, but rather narrow in scope; and like the music he often uses, suitable, but a bit too predictable. I think you did something unique and challenging here. I hope others will try to top it. JK

Thank you VERY Much! J.

This is distantly related solution to a hair-tearing problem I kept encountering: Lightroom color match problem with Photoshop CS4 Extended: Edit | Color settings | Conversion Options | Compensate for scene referred profiles Uncheck this setting Default may be "on" but gamma does not match Lightroom - this setting is for video matching in InDesign I think (??) this also affected my jpg output. Hope this helps someone.

It may be a silly suggestion, but I had a similar situation. I KNEW I had the latest drivers for my bamboo tablet, until I double checked. Installing (or perhaps reinstalling?) the latest driver solved my problem.

Someday it would be WONDERFUL to be able to use Asian Fonts We can create what we need in PS, but that is a painful, and time-consuming. The Asian market is HUGE! And the price for Asians if affordable.

Dare a female stick a finger in the fray? I thought my cmos sensor recorded in pixels, but it may be a conspiracy--in fact it records in plasmatic, spasmatic subnovae. At least it looks that messy when my PSS sensor is dusty. When I think pixels, I think of what is recorded as data by my camera, whether it is raw or scrumbled down (tech speak) as a jpeg. Somewhere buried in my digital photo data is some info that is intended to be sent to a device to be interpreted through means of tft/crt/projector bulb--whatever--that is a blob of color I think of as a pixel. Depending on the device and the sending apparatus, I may or may not be happy with the results. Correct me if I am dumber than a rugby goalpost, and if its its worthwhile, but thanks for allowing me to clarify my vantage point on the rugby field. NOW...Brian, don't you dare stop now! I want to know your advice how to make an image BIGGER...with the best results. Please? jk PS. If a pixel does not think, does it not exist?

OK. Now I am impressed. I love it!!! jk

Dear Brian, It's also possible you are looking for this little program made by Tom: Discussion thread http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....amp;#entry49721 Download File http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index....ost&id=1294 jk

I really liked the idea here: http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=6713 Let's use it more....ok? 1. I LOVE to watch every show I can find. There have been a few i did not like. All the rest I liked. Life is busy. I download shows, and sometimes don't get to see them for weeks. By then I may not even know who produced it. Still I could do better. 2. Some have shows value as a family/travel/fun documentary, others as art, and still others are just creative. Each has value, but different values. The PSP forum does a good job of just letting people produce without a lot of fear or anxiety about what people will think. We can learn from them and do that here. Let's try to warm the whole thing up and not ever let it get stuffy or exclusive. (This is not an accusation, but a warning i am making to me--out loud). 3. I am not a pro but post and comment happily. I encourage others to do the same. 4. If there was more feedback, I would probably publish more shows. Maybe 1 in 20 ever makes it here for a variety of reasons. I admit every comment I have ever received is very important to me. jk