jblaker

1. Why would I want to tell people that? 2. If someone told me that and I back dated some of my computers I would have time/date sensitive software programs that would shut down until I reactivated them with the company. 3. I know that not all people are going to be honest and some will figure out to backdate their computer, but for now I am going to assume that I am still working with an honest majority. Thanks for the input

I am a photographer using Pictures to Exe to present images of sitting as a supplement to an image booklet. The program is the greatest thing I have seen as far as ease of use and the many indvidual controls of the program. For my application use the date expiration feature so that the images can only be viewed for a certain number of days. After this, my preference is for the client to buy a full functioning copy of the presentation. It would be great if somehow after a preset date of expiration of the exe file you could enter a password to play the exe file again, even if you had to enter the password each time the file was played. Is something like this possible? Would it be useful for anyone else? Does anyone have any other ideas for me? Also, how hard would it be to use the synchronize slideshow to music duration and be able to have the slides in the show as a random sort at the same time? Thanks, Jeff Blaker