saby:Yes. But because of the low price they paid, we have rejected all their subscriptions to the forum. �� 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 ...

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 

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 ... 

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.

Surely? Nope. Nor in 22 or 23! But it's finally in 24.   Andy 

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 

Have you tried the Photoshop help? Adobe has this:  https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/saving-selections-alpha-channel-masks.html Andy   

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...