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Jim wrote:Thank you for your very informative message. However, I have not seen any of that.
Near the top of this page you should see a navigation bar with buttons displaying white text on a blue background:
Index | User list | Search | Profile | Logout | Standard smilies | …
Below that you should see
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on the right. When the PM (Private Messages) link is in bold type as in my example above, it means that there is at least one unread message waiting for you. Click on PM link to go to your inbox.
Thanks, Albert. I suspect that those of us who know of her would mostly know her from that song!
Jim wrote:I have not seen anything to download as yet.
Where have you looked? Eric said he sent each of us a PM (Private Message) and I’ve already picked up mine. Look in the top right-hand corner of this page for a bold PM link.
Not that it greatly matters for discontinued software which isn’t going to generate any further revenue for the software house, but it’s usually a bad idea to share your product keys with other people.
Thanks, Eric. A wonderfully smooth and rapid download here!
A downloaded *.exe installer file simply needs to be double-clicked. A zip archive of an installation package needs to be unzipped to your local hard drive, preferably in a folder of its own so that its files don’t get mixed up with unrelated files: double-click the setup.exe file in that folder to run it.
ericlnz wrote:Alfred - Probably but first I need clarification of what exactly he has before taking it further. The comment "I have the export codes, but they will not import onto a new computer or activate the MoviePlus X6" doesn't make sense to me.
We obviously need clarification from Jim, but it sounds as though he may expect to be able to install the unlock codes independently of MoviePlus, in much the same way as you usually install fonts in Windows instead of installing them in individual programs. The reference to activating MvPX6 doesn’t make sense to me, either.
ericlnz wrote:Somewhere I have a copy of the X6 disc which I can temporarily upload to Google Drive. When I do I'll also give you the link so you can add it to your library.
Thanks in advance!
ericlnz wrote:Please clarify what you have. Have you exported your codec unlock codes in a small "mfu" file? Plus you need your Product Key for activating on your new pc. Your Product Key can be found in your existing X6 installation by going to Help/Registration Wizard where it's shown at the bottom of the window.
You also need either a disc or an installation file which we'll deal with when you reply to the above.
When Jim posted to an old topic before creating this new one as you advised, he wrote:
Jim wrote:I have the export codes, but they will not import onto a new computer or activate the MoviePlus X6. Therefore, do you need a disc to complete this?
I don’t currently have access to a working copy of the installer, and Jim clearly doesn’t have one either. Please can you assist, Eric?
It can also be found by searching on Startpage, but not by searching on Bing, DuckDuckGo, or Yahoo!
A pleasant six minutes that passed all too quickly, Eric! Thanks for sharing it with us.
I presume the captions/subtitles were auto-generated, leading to oddities like this:
The phrase “peak shot us” is quite a radical departure from the spoken words “pig shelters”.
Joe wrote:Q. send online sms to mobile phone
A. By AI: To send an online SMS (text message) to a mobile phone, you can use services like TextAnywhere, Smslocal, Google Voice or Skype.
Skype is retiring next month.
Both TextAnywhere and SMSlocal seem to focus on providing bulk SMS services for marketing purposes. Google Voice looks more promising: despite the name, you can use it for text messages as well as voice calls.
https://voice.google.com
“Really old structures - are they natural or made by people”?
Of course they are! Unless they’re made by aliens.
You may be able to use Microsoft Phone Link, so long as such an approach isn’t hindered by your inability to reply by text message from your mobile phone.
“100 years ago, this British family bought a film camera”
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DILOQLDOv9f
pberk wrote:I'd love to hear what others think, good or bad. Be blunt. Let me have it straight.
Putting it as bluntly as I can, Paul, it’s even better than the previous one, and you set a pretty high bar with that. The one thing that particularly struck me was that in their discussion just after the one-hour mark Lizzy and Lady Catherine sounded indistinguishable, but I don’t know whether the software you used offers you any control over such things.
Long time no see, William! Welcome back.
hangtown wrote:If this is still an issue, I can post the code I use to determine if mobile (or not).
Welcome aboard, Mark! Please feel free to go ahead and post the code anyway, so that it’ll be available here for whoever needs it.
GB wrote:I don’t suppose you’ve ever made a long two-minute video!
I doubt if he has, but a lot of people have!
LOL!!
GStree wrote:I had a walk around the garden this afternoon and as it was such a nice sunny day I made a short 2 min video.
https://youtu.be/ERCxktJJPS8
And a very pleasant two minutes it was, Gordon. (I don’t suppose you’ve ever made a long two-minute video!)
That’s good to hear, Danzil. Thanks for the update!
I’m not sure that this really belongs in ‘Your jokes’…
Thanks for joining us here, Diane. Apologies for the belated welcome!
I’m sorry to learn of your Windows woes. I hope the remaining CA2 problems are ironed out soon.
GStree wrote:MP3 & WAV are not that good for syncing
MP3 isn’t good for syncing because it’s heavily compressed. What’s the problem with WAV?
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