How to save slideshow to your hard drive
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- dimi_arachi
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How to save slideshow to your hard drive
How to save slideshow to your hard drive
Remember having a post regarding this and can’t find the link. Sure some one will have the ink.
Thanks a lot……..
Remember having a post regarding this and can’t find the link. Sure some one will have the ink.
Thanks a lot……..
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- mikemullett
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Re: How to save slideshow to your hard drive
There's no such thing as problems, only challenges
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- dimi_arachi
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Re: How to save slideshow to your hard drive
Thanks a lot..............
I forgot some thing , that is how to work it out for Windows 7. Hard to find the hidden files in Win 7
I forgot some thing , that is how to work it out for Windows 7. Hard to find the hidden files in Win 7
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Re: How to save slideshow to your hard drive
In your Start window, type in %tmp%. That will take you directly to the temp folder where the show is being buffered.
If you click on the "Date Modified column" so the newest file is on top, it should be the show you are viewing and want to download. What I do is after it's done downloading I just drag and drop it to the folder in the left column. Then I change the name to whatever I want and the extension to px.
Joe
If you click on the "Date Modified column" so the newest file is on top, it should be the show you are viewing and want to download. What I do is after it's done downloading I just drag and drop it to the folder in the left column. Then I change the name to whatever I want and the extension to px.
Joe
Re: How to save slideshow to your hard drive
Several things I do on a system when I get on it - first thing is to tell it to show the file name extensions (I HATE it when windows decides it is an "Outlook file" for example for a template file ".pst". I also turn off the hiding of the hidden folders. I also (in this case because of how often I am looking there for stuff) create a shortcut on my desktop to the temp folder It's tough, but I can out stubborn windows
mikey
mikey
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mikey (PSP6, Photoshop CS6, Vegas Pro 14, Acid 7, BluffTitler, Nikon D300s, D810)
Lots of PIC and Arduino microprocessor stuff too !!
Re: How to save slideshow to your hard drive
Hey Mikey,
Can you please explain how to set the file extentions to show. My system used to show my file extension, but since having repairs, now they don't show and I can't remember how to make this change.
Joyce
Can you please explain how to set the file extentions to show. My system used to show my file extension, but since having repairs, now they don't show and I can't remember how to make this change.
Joyce
- briancbb
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Re: How to save slideshow to your hard drive
I'll beat Mikey to it for once, as he will still be sleeping as his timeclock is several hours behind mine
Open 'Control Panel' and select 'Folder Options' and click on the 'View' tab. Part way down the list untick 'Hide extentions for known file types'. While you at it I would also change the 'hidden files and folders' option to 'Show hidden files and folders'. This is a MS method of hidding some files/folders from view so they cannot be deleted, if you do not delete willy-nilly this is qite safe and can prove useful at times.
Open 'Control Panel' and select 'Folder Options' and click on the 'View' tab. Part way down the list untick 'Hide extentions for known file types'. While you at it I would also change the 'hidden files and folders' option to 'Show hidden files and folders'. This is a MS method of hidding some files/folders from view so they cannot be deleted, if you do not delete willy-nilly this is qite safe and can prove useful at times.
Briancbb (Brian, Clown by birth)
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Re: How to save slideshow to your hard drive
Heh - sorry -- I slept in this morning (back into retirement again)
mikey
mikey
You can't have too many gadgets or too much disk space !!
mikey (PSP6, Photoshop CS6, Vegas Pro 14, Acid 7, BluffTitler, Nikon D300s, D810)
Lots of PIC and Arduino microprocessor stuff too !!
mikey (PSP6, Photoshop CS6, Vegas Pro 14, Acid 7, BluffTitler, Nikon D300s, D810)
Lots of PIC and Arduino microprocessor stuff too !!
Re: How to save slideshow to your hard drive
Brian,
Thank you for that memory jog. Much appreciated.
Joyce
Thank you for that memory jog. Much appreciated.
Joyce
- briancbb
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Re: How to save slideshow to your hard drive
Joyce, it's only retired people who are allowed bad memories, bad joints, lay-ins, and many more things that I have forgotten.
You are welcome.
You are welcome.
Briancbb (Brian, Clown by birth)
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