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10-24-2009
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Usb stick slideshow
I've just paid £600 for a usb stick with 15 phot's of my family on. I thought I could print them off, but their locked in and can only be viewed as a slideshow oe emailed as a slide show. Can anyone help ne to unlock the photographs so that i can print them? Thanks!! |
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10-24-2009
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Re: Usb stick slideshow
£600 for 15 pictures!
Holy Mary that's extortionate. Right click on a given picture daisull and choose Properties and tell us what that says please.
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10-25-2009
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Re: Usb stick slideshow
Thanks Wolfeymole, but the slideshow is in a programme called Photodex presenter. The images will only show as a slideshow, and when you right click an image, even if you pause the show, properties is not an option! you get options of pause, next slide, previous slide, about Photodex presenter or exit.
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10-25-2009
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Re: Usb stick slideshow
Can you not view the data on the stick without running that Photodex thing?
Similar to Explore on a cd.
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10-25-2009
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Re: Usb stick slideshow
no when you put the stick in and explore it the thumbs are in Acrobat reader format and are password encrypted.
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10-25-2009
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Re: Usb stick slideshow
When the "slide show" is running, pause on each individual pix and use the Ctrl C command on each one, and paste into graphics app like IrfanView.
I'm sorry to say that you were ripped off by the mob that charged you £600.00 for it...
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10-26-2009
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Re: Usb stick slideshow
My grand daughter who is a professional model, one of her pics is in my album, had her portfolio done at a top London studio and they only charged my daughter £400 for 98 pictures.
All the pics came on a cd in .jpeg format which are easily copied should she need to. The point is Daisull the contents of that stick is now your property to to do with as you wish.
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