Editing an EXISTING slideshow

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Create the multiple slide shows and store them in a directory that you have created on your hard disk just for those slide shows. When all the slide shows are present in that directory, start Roxio, use the Add Files function and go to that directory and select all of the files you want on the DVD. Name the DVD to something that indicates what is on it and start the Create/Burn to make your DVD.

Dear Darlene

To save your photos, you should already have done the following:
You clicked on "Create New Slide Show". A new window appeared - it is called "Slide Show Creator - Select Photos". You clicked on "Add Photos". You looked for your photos on your computer, selected them and then clicked on "Open" to add them to the slide show. (I'm leaving out the parts on transition, soundtrack and duration, since they do not relate directly to your question.)

Now, click on the "Next" button at the bottom of this window. You are now at the window called "Slide Show Creator - Options". At the section called "Name Slide Show" type a name for the show. To save the photos: 1) click on the "Finish" button at the bottom of the window. The window disappears and you are now back at the Menu window (where you started). 2) Click on the word "File" at the top left of the window. Go to "Save Project" and click on it. A window called "Save As" appears. Type in the name you want to give to the project and click on "Save" at the bottom right. You have now saved the project (including photos) on the computer - it should be in your "My Documents" folder.
If you go and have a look in your "My Documents" folder, you will notice a file (or files) with a ".slw" extension. These kind of files contain information about the slide shows you've created. They form the individual parts - or chapters - of your project. They are only used by the SlideShow Expressions programme. You will also notice another kind of file, one that ends with a ".ssp" extension. It should contain the name of your project, because that's what they are: project files. It contains all the information that is needed for the programme to burn or view your project: the chapters, the photos, the soundtrack, etc. This is the file you will load when you've just opened SlideShow Expressions and want to continue making or editing your existing project(s). If both these kinds of files are there, "slw" and "pps", it is a good sign and means that your project (and therefore the photos contained in them) has probably been saved correctly.

I hope I understood your question correctly.
If you have a legitimate copy of the programme, there will be a User's Guide on the install disc. It is good to consult this when you have questions. Simply insert the install disc and once it activates a window on your screen, click on the relevant link (something like "User's Guide") to access the guide. You can also copy the User's Guide from the disc to your computer. This will be usefull if you're going to use the guide a lot. To copy it, insert the install disc and then go to "My Computer". Right-click on your ROM/Writer drive (it may display the name of the programme), and click on "Explore" to look for the User's Guide on the disc. It is a pdf file. You can copy it and then paste it somewhere on your computer for quick access.
If you still have questions, you may make use of the free online support: go to www.individualsoftware.com/support.

The best of luck to you.
From: Hendrik Uys

When you install the program, it provides an Ignore button to avoid the conflict? It's strange that you must uninstall one software to use the other one.

Bro, I can fix this

Editing software is a must but can be expensive. Roxio is great.

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download it again from www.download.com

This whole error code is a pal around back scratch between Roxio and Windows. To get rid of the "error message" which they created, you have to pay $70.00 for their crapp- axx software that is not even very good in the first place, Too bad Apple is not such junk and expensive, or I would change over. Thanks for really sticking it to us Microsoft!!!

Im not so familiar with roxio but i suggest that you use Ulead Producer or any Ulead softwares and Nero for burning. it so easy to use and user friendly too. hope that helps

CHARCOIS

Since Roxio will not aknowledge this issue, I am using Publisher to create my CD jewel cases. I am also using other software programs as work arounds for other Roxio issues that I have. Roxio has really gone down hill since version 7! After being a Roxio user for many years (and several versions), I will no longer encourage others to buy this product.

ensure that you have roxio disk or that you can reinstall it from your pc factory utilities (on dell, hp etc. under start button/all programs)
Go to
control panel
add remove program
remove roxio and install it again.
If it does not work, Windows may have developed a problem. In this case run system restore to an earlier date.