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I have now tried comparison runs and can find no difference in performance between the PC version run with 'Wine' and the Mac version uploaded by the author. Alan

I did not convert the files I just ran them so there was no file change. They appear to perform just as expected by the authors. I will try a comparison where some shows are uploaded to slideshow club as both PC and Mac and report back later. Alan

Thanks for this Mark. I have installed the app and discovered that by using the included app 'Wine' rather than 'Winebottler' any PC version of a PTE slideshow can be run immediately without being compiled into a Mac app. thus saving precious time and disc space. It is Brilliant, I've been able to catch up on all those PC only versions in slideshows club with out rebooting in to Windows. Alan

Lin When I followed the link the page informs there are no recent video's or playlists Alan

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Both would need to be created. The normal exe file will not run on a mac computer. Alan

Same for me. Alan

The Mac version of this show does not appear to want to run on my new iMac. It downloads but will not run. Alan

Bert, I have played your show on my new iMac and I have sound only from slide eight through to the end where it sounds as though it has reached conclusion just at the right moment. Alan

I've just tried with my Wacom tablet and recreated the symptoms. Interestingly I disconected the Wacom and recreated the symptoms with my Logitec mouse. The pointer reappears from behind the object in the frame. Alan

I have a Wacom tablet model CTE-440 running on windows XP and do not experience the problems that you describe. Everythings works satsfactorily. Alan

To make a caption run over more than one slide, using the O&A screen create the text in the first slide as an object, position it correcetly, then select that text object copy it. Then move to the next slide and paste it. The text will appear in exactly the same position as it was in the first slide and can be faded, moved, etc or copied onto more slides. Alan

Just beautiful. Alan

Ken, It is only a light shadow that forms on top of each slat as the blind opens and then folds flat with the slat so it can not be seen then as the blind is closed it reappears but moves upward as the slats become vertical. I've tried to emulate the real scenario, maybe I should make the gradient darker. I've downloaded the zip file to check and I can see the effect on both my laptop and desktop monitor. Alan

Here's the file, I hope Alanblinds2.zip