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can not watch the tut shows

Postby SSteve » Fri Aug 31, 2007 4:19 pm

I really would like to watch some of them to try and learn some more.I joined here about 2 years ago and have watched maybe 5 shows.I can click on on between 5 and 8 MB and some where around 25 to 35 min it may open .But most the time I will lose it before it opens.I have 1 GB mem ram,240 GB hD 215 GB free space ?? any ideas
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Postby hardsoftware » Fri Aug 31, 2007 5:02 pm

What is your connection speed? Are you using dialup? If so, that is your problem. You need broadband for downloading the shows.

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Postby SSteve » Fri Aug 31, 2007 6:26 pm

hardsoftware wrote:What is your connection speed? Are you using dialup? If so, that is your problem. You need broadband for downloading the shows.

Ben


No I am not dial on Satellite my computer DL and opens ever thing pretty quick except here

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Postby briancbb » Sat Sep 01, 2007 1:16 am

Steve

Some of the tutorials are large, especially Jennifer's (vidqueen), which are 100MB+ :(

Try downloading them to your HD before playing. Mikey has posted how to do this here: http://www.proshowenthusiasts.com/viewt ... ight=mikey

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Postby VidQueen » Wed Sep 05, 2007 5:02 pm

If anyone wants an EXE file of these tutorials you can email me at jennifer at choicbackgrounds dot com and I'll see if I can get it to you that way.

Several of them are already available on my website to download, I'll see what I can do about getting the rest up there :)

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Postby nannybear » Wed Sep 05, 2007 5:52 pm

Jen what an awesome pic!!!!!! Great to see ya! hugs Nanny
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Postby VidQueen » Wed Sep 05, 2007 6:03 pm

Great to see ya! hugs Nanny


Oh, I held off as long as I could....but what the hey! Its pretty great to actually put a face to a name :)

Hugs to you Jan!
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ps (can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong when I quote someone...why doesn't it say "Nannybear Wrote:" ?

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Postby gpsmikey » Wed Sep 05, 2007 6:29 pm

VidQueen very nicely wrote:
Great to see ya! hugs Nanny


Oh, I held off as long as I could....but what the hey! Its pretty great to actually put a face to a name :)

Hugs to you Jan!
Jen

ps (can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong when I quote someone...why doesn't it say "Nannybear Wrote:" ?


Good to see you !! I'm not sure why quote doesn't work for you -- I
hit the "quote" button to generate this one (did you try clicking "Preview"
to see how it looks ??) The whole "quote", fonts etc thing is very much
like HTML in that it has a beginning and ending "tag" surrounded by the
square brackets -- for example, if I want the next sentence to be quoted,
I start it with the word quote in square brackets, type the sentence then end
it with the word /quote surrounded with the square brackets (the "/" says
it is the end of the tag). The following is quoted:

the quick brown fox could not catch the bunny with a bad leg


edit -- just sort of as an add on here, you can "tweak" with what the quote
line says -- like where it says "nannybear wrote:" - the word "wrote" is apparently
added automatically as part of processing the tag -- what you should see in the
edit mode when you have hit the "quote" button for example to a nannybear
post is left_square_bracket quote="nannybear"right_square_bracket which
provides the "nannybear wrote" portion, followed by the quote ... /quote tags
which enclose the actual quote. You can modify the quote="somebody" portion
in quotes to say whatever you want (but it will apparently end with "wrote")
I *hate* trying to describe what a set of tags looks like without using the tags
since, if I actually use the correct tags, you see the evaluated result instead
of what I wanted you to see :?


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Postby VidQueen » Wed Sep 05, 2007 6:54 pm

...I just can't get it...maybe I shouldn't be copy/pasting the part I want to quote? Could someone create a video tutorial on how to quote someone properly?! :wink:

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Postby gpsmikey » Wed Sep 05, 2007 7:02 pm

Jen - if you are copy/pasting, you are doing it wrong -- in the upper right
of the message is a "quote" button. Click that to create a "quoted" response
to the message you are reading (or you can cheat and do it my way by
generating the tags by hand :D ) You can edit out text you don't want to
leave as part of the quote, just be careful not to fiddle with the begin and
end tags for the quote.

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Postby gpsmikey » Wed Sep 05, 2007 7:45 pm

VidQueen wrote:...I just can't get it...maybe I shouldn't be copy/pasting the part I want to quote? Could someone create a video tutorial on how to quote someone properly?! :wink:

Jennifer


I type my response here ... or in this case, I provide you with a link to my
quick tutorial -- just for you !!!
http://www.photodex.com/sharing/viewsho ... 0941&alb=0

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Postby briancbb » Thu Sep 06, 2007 12:44 am

Jennifer

Just to add to the confusion :? I do use copy/paste.

I copy what I want to quote, paste it in the new message and then highlight it. Press the 'Quote' button and it adds the tags at either end of the highlight.

If I then want to add who it is from I edit the first tag to say [ quote="nannybear" ], (leaving out the spaces :) ), see Mikey it is possible to type them in :lol:

Brian

I'll now go and watch Mikey's tutorial and find that is precisely what he does :oops:

EDIT: Just watched it, never have used the 'Quote' button top right of original message. Man of few words who never quotes the whole message.

EDIT AGAIN: Hey Jennifer you are still the Queen of the avatars, Woooow.

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Postby gpsmikey » Thu Sep 06, 2007 3:59 am

briancbb, while quietly playing his bagpipes, wrote:Jennifer

Just to add to the confusion :? I do use copy/paste.

[snip some stuff out of the quote]

If I then want to add who it is from I edit the first tag to say [ quote="nannybear" ], (leaving out the spaces :) ), see Mikey it is possible to type them in :lol:

Brian

I'll now go and watch Mikey's tutorial and find that is precisely what he does :oops:

EDIT: Just watched it, never have used the 'Quote' button top right of original message. Man of few words who never quotes the whole message.

EDIT AGAIN: Hey Jennifer you are still the Queen of the avatars, Woooow.


Yes, as I had pointed out earlier, you can do it that way (generate your
own tags). Very good Brian - I thought I had tried the tags with spaces
before and found they were still evaluated - apparently not :)

You can also modify the tag about "who wrote" as I did above for Brian :)

You're certainly right about the Avatars -- after seeing VidQueen, I look
like a caveman :wink:

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I Got It, By Mikey!!!

Postby VidQueen » Thu Sep 06, 2007 4:13 am

gpsmikey wrote:Jen - if you are copy/pasting, you are doing it wrong -- in the upper right
of the message is a "quote" button. Click that to create a "quoted" response
to the message you are reading (or you can cheat and do it my way by
generating the tags by hand :D ) You can edit out text you don't want to
leave as part of the quote, just be careful not to fiddle with the begin and
end tags for the quote.

mikey



Ok, here's what I was doing wrong...I didn't know I wanted to quote someone until I was already in the Post A Reply window...where the quote buttons are missing from the messages!

AWSOME tutorial Mikey! Giggling is a great way to start the day, thanks!

Jen

EDIT: Ok, just re-read the thread and noticed the comments on my Avatar :oops: Thanks, Brian and Mikey.....it's always nice to get compliments from Scotsmans and Cavemans alike!

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Postby gpsmikey » Thu Sep 06, 2007 5:38 am

Somehow, I just knew you would appreciate that tutorial. I slaved
over it for minutes !! (but it does help me justify my purchase of
"Snagit" for the screen capture). :D

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