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Fade in - grab the second icon from left (with the blue line through it ) - pinch, (by holding down the left button), the blue line top or bottom like using tweezers and move it down (or up) to the centre, or any point between. Move along to the right and repeat to your taste. To anchor the 'spot' pinch and release in the same position. Fade out in reverse, similarly. Don't forget - Ctrl & z will undo previous act. Play with it - have fun. (Easier to do than describe!) John

I don't understand this. Should I get the latest version or not? I have Norton. I like Audacity. By the way, how can I combine several sound tracks into one? When I start another, it appears on its own! John

Hi, I re-read the information and found that one only has to select the saved file (containing the saved key) when asked to 'load key'. This must have changed from an earlier time when I felt sure one had to delete the quotes on each end. Anyway it worked smoothly and proves the advice - read the instructions! Thanks for your help John

I am transferring PTE to my laptop. Do I cut off the "=" from the front of the key and the =" from the rear? Can't seem to get it to work. John

Hi Bill - would it be impertinent to ask if we could all benefit from this wisdom? John

Many thanks Ron, very helpful. I must try this when I have mastered Layers John

Many thanks Ron, very helpful. I must try this when I have mastered Layers John

copy/paste key file to desktop - when you are asked for the key enter that file. I have just done this. Hope I have got it right!

Well done - brilliant - loved the show. Any tips to pass on!!?

Is anyone going to tell us how to get pictures popping out of, and appearing in different places on, the screen, as in BLACK COUNTRY for instance!?

[QUOTE=lnelson,Jan 21 2004, 08:01 PM]HI. .........and then like maybe 4 other photos on top of it and then the top photos will turn/fade into a different photo and maybe the next photo will be in a different spot on the screen. Then after alittle while the background image will change or even be a solid color.

Madagascar! - Beautiful! How do you do it! Is there no limit to the talent of PTE members? Thank you one and all. I don't have time to do any myself; too busy reading the threads and watching the shows. God bless Broadband! Happy New Year to members everywhere. John

Happy to add - Seasons Greetings from the hometown of Eric Morecambe in Lancashire,UK - and the best of Health through 2004 to all members wherever you are. (Lovely weather up here Ron, but changeable!) Love this so friendly forum. Would be nice if more would fill in further details which I find interesting. Cheers, John

Nice to see PTE mentioned in and obtainable from the Agfa newsletter http://www.agfanet.com/newsletter/?id=4256

Didn't I read somewhere that the registration code is for life?