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Fine. But some of the text was off-screen with some of the letters clipped.

Welcome to you as a new member. Your example shows that you are certainly not a novice in the world of AV!

A clever idea well executed. The text was a bit off-screen to the left.

You appear to have gone from "Mac HD" to "Library" which is not going to get to where you want. There are several different Library files in Mac OS. You must go via: Mac HD/Users/your name/Library/Application Support/PTEAVStudio/Styles and Transitions where you will also find Templates.

Hi there TC, I have found this path: Macintosh HD/users/your name/Library/Application Support/PTAVStudio/Styles and Transitions. Ditto PTEAVStudio/Templates. Ian

Yes, and Igor is on to it. See his post for Thursday September 2nd.

Would a graphics tablet be out of the question? Barry Beckham has a useful tutorial video on this topic.

I looked up the location and found it most interesting. Another point – a bit nit-picking, I suppose but when transitioning from a colour image to its monochrome version (or vice versa), I would try to keep them aligned.

Your first upload has worked well and I have added a few comments.

Good morning RayArt, I have played through your show a couple of times and I much enjoyed it. You have bravely asked for comments and suggestions– so here goes! As I said it is an enjoyable show but it leaves me wanting more information (but that's just me.) I would like to know the location of these structures, especially the Gaudy-like church. Animations: At 2:20 you have brought some portrait-format images over a background image, which works well. However, they come to a sudden stop, which is a bit jarring. As they enter from off-screen it might be better to set the animation speed modifier to "Slow down." Likewise for similar animations at 3:25. There is a strange fade form one slide to a very similar one at about 3:03/5 which is confusing and does not add anything to the flow. You have made good use of masks at the 3:56 to 4:05 point. Finally, for now, congratulations on your first show. I look forward to seeing more of your work. Kind regards, Ian McIntosh

Alex, I wish I could remember!! I'd follow Dave's advice above. Here I show my one and only menu slide with its 6 shows. One shows the Animation tab.The other shows the Properties tab and the first show's title and the link to the "Close up" show.

Yes!

I tried this and it made no discernible difference to the smoothness of the movement of the text.

This is a further refinement! Moving text R to L masked_Jun5-2021_17-03-01.zip

Hi Ugo, As you are a new user, I suggest that you watch some of the excellent tutorial videos by Barry Beckham. Kind regards, Ian

Yes, Pro version. I would certainly recommend it. If you want the text to move from right to left, then reverse the positions of the two Keyframes.

I have not submitted an example before, so I hope this works. Moving text_Jun5-2021_11-54-24.zip

Do you want the text to move from off-screen on the left to off -screen on the right?

I only use a Mac, so I don't know about cross-platform use. I have PTE AV Player installed and it runs the shows from the shows menu I made. I suspect that a Mac user may get a prompt to download the player for Mac when they try to run a show.

Run Slideshow with return runs on a Mac.

I agree with Jill. Also, there are slide numbers appearing at the top of the images/video-clips.

You have done very well and produced a competent slideshow, especially as this is your first production. I look forward to more of your work in the future.

Maybe the manufacturer can offer a solution.

I await Chapter Two! Ah, it's now there.

Excellent news. Congratulations to all your team.