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  1. I have 2 slideshows I made with DVD Pictureshow 2 and now I want to combine them on 1 DVD with a menu. I hope I am wrong but I cant seem to add 2 slideshows together. It only allows me to open one. I can open one and add a new slideshow, but just cant add one already saved. Is there a work around so I wont have to recreate the second slideshow again?
    Bert
    PIV-2.4G ASUS MB, 1G Mem, WinXP
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  2. Are you saying that you have 2 slideshows within the same Pictureshow? Or 2 seperatly saved Pictureshows each with 1 slideshow? I have tried something similar to this before and could not do it!! I ended up burning it to a DVD-RW (with archiving the photos and music) and then pulled the 2nd slidshow files from the burned DVD-RW back into Pictureshow2.
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  3. Bummer
    ULEAD allows you to import Photo Explorer slideshows (and add to the project) but not Pictureshow saved slideshows. They need to fix this!!
    Thanks for feedback.
    Bert
    PIV-2.4G ASUS MB, 1G Mem, WinXP
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  4. Since Ulead PhotoExplorer is included with DVD PictureShow 2, I create all my slideshows using Ulead PhotoExplorer:

    http://www.ulead.com/pex/runme.htm

    That way - I can import .UES slideshows into DVD PictureShow 2 as needed.

    Jerry Jones
    http://www.jonesgroup.net
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  5. Thanks Jerry
    I loaded Photo Explorer and recreated the slideshow, saved it, and imported it into Pictureshow. Seems convoluted but it works. Next time I will add all possible slideshow titles when I start a project. I sent ULEAD a comment about fixing this defect. Two other issues I have with the program are:
    1. Sorting slides is difficult because you cant maximize the sorting window
    2. There is no indication of total slideshow elapsed time so I can adjust music length.
    Thanks, Bert
    PIV-2.4G ASUS MB, 1G Mem, WinXP
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  6. I guess I personally don't consider it a "defect" because Ulead PhotoExplorer is designed to be a true media management tool and offers more flexible slideshow options (computer-based + TV slideshows).

    So I use Ulead PhotoExplorer for all of my media management.

    Not just for slides, but for audio, video, etc.

    Jerry Jones
    http://www.jonesgroup.net
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