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saby:Yes. But because of the low price they paid, we have rejected all their subscriptions to the forum.
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You had better revoke my forum membership, I updated to 24 using Humble Bundle. Then before that the same thing with 23. Only 22 is safe, when I paid full (upgrade) price: Though I did that in the Black Friday sales to get a load of ...
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Yes in this case you can just get PS24U but last year the minimum was a bigger bundle. They headline a bigger package but you choose. If you give them less than $10 (by memory) your only choice will be PS.
Andy
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I bought 23 this way except I think the minimum was more but included a bunch of things that I didn't really need.
And yes, 24 is now installing ...
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I just saw a number of posts on it saying it's in Pinnacle 24 and believe it's fully in there including the editor window. But I don't have it to check, perhaps someone else will confirm.
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Surely? Nope. Nor in 22 or 23! But it's finally in 24.
Andy
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jstock: Tony P:Setup>Control Panel>Reset....
I presume you mean reboot the PC? I tried that but it didn't help
No, this is within Pinnacle Studio. Open its Control Panel, not the one for Windows.
Andy
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Have you tried the Photoshop help? Adobe has this:
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/saving-selections-alpha-channel-masks.html
Andy
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TelB:Weird yes, but this is weirder. I've just discovered if I save the movie and it finds the file already exists (because I'm updating it), and I tell it to overwrite the file, it keeps the original date and time, but if I give it a new name, it creates the file with the current date and time !
You say weirder and I say absolutely correct and ...
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I don't have 24, I used the brightness/contrast effect with 23 and it does exactly what I expect. See if this works:
First I created a key frame where I wanted to start a decrease in contrast. About 5 seconds later I added a second key frame with the lower contrast. 10 seconds later another one with those same lower values. And 5 seconds later at ...
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Oblivion: Completely unaware of surroundings or complete destruction.
Omission: Left out (deliberately or accidentally)
Oversight: Also left but more likely accidental
I see the issue, English got the word oblivion from Old French (and I guess you still have oublier) for forgot but the meaning has got changed a lot, it no longer means ...
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