Are you looking for help with editing in PagePlus, or help with attaching images here, or both?

Thanks for the feedback, Daniel.

A man starts work in a zoo. It’s a big zoo so they give him a golf buggy to drive between the different parts of the site.

Anyway, he’s in the bird house. He finishes what he’s doing and gets into the golf buggy. But because he’s not used to it, he accidentally puts it into reverse.

Suddenly he hears a *thump*.

He climbs out of the golf buggy and realizes he’s run over a chaffinch.

Not wanting to get into trouble, he decides to dispose of the body. So he drives over to the lion enclosure, and chucks the chaffinch’s body over the fence, in the hope that the lions will eat the evidence.

Anyway, later, he’s in the monkey house. He finishes what he’s doing and gets into the golf buggy. The same thing happens and he accidentally puts it into reverse again.

Sure enough, he hears another *thump*.

He climbs out of the golf buggy again, and this time he’s run over a couple of chimpanzees.

He drives over to the lion enclosure again, and chucks the chimpanzee bodies over the fence, in the hope that the lions will eat the evidence.

Anyway, later, he’s in the insect house. He finishes what he’s doing and gets back into the golf buggy. Inevitably, he accidentally puts it into reverse again.

*Thump*.

This time, he’s run over a bees’ nest and crushed all the bees into a gooey paste.

He scoops up the mess, drives over to the lion enclosure, and chucks it all over the fence.

The next day a new lion arrives at the zoo.

‘Alright?’ he says to the other lions. ‘Alright?’, they reply.

‘What’s this zoo like then?’, he asks. ‘It’s OK’ they reply.

‘What’s the food like?’

‘It’s OK. Yesterday, we had finch, chimps and mushy bees’.

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I imagine that Tom is thinking of remote connection software such as TeamViewer.

Easy if you’ve kept your project media neatly together in one place, not so easy if everything is scattered across multiple locations!

I wouldn’t expect a thumb drive not to work for this if an external hard drive works OK.

It always seems very counterintuitive that there can be water shortages when an ocean is within easy reach.

I’ve been wondering the same thing, Gordon! Maybe it’s something to do with the equinox the other day.

I wouldn’t be so sure, either! What it actually says is

but it’s obviously meant to say

If I had been writing it I would have inserted the word ‘that’ between ‘line’ and ‘passengers’ to make it easier to read, but perhaps that’s just me!

ESD (Electronic Software Download) files for MoviePlus weren’t ever made publicly available alongside the others. As far as I’m aware, this is because of the complex licensing agreements involved. Anyway, ericlnz shared a zip archive of the contents of the MvPX6 installation disc some time ago, and I have a copy of that file. I’ll send you a link via PM shortly: please look out for the PM link (near the top right-hand corner of any forum page) becoming bold.

Document resolution is separate from the question of the best JPEG compression setting.

There’s a section of PagePlus where you can specify the amount of bleed, if any. This is generally preferable to increasing the page size to allow for bleed.

JPEG is a flat file format that doesn’t support transparency, so any layers will automatically be combined and any transparent areas will automatically become white when you export to JPEG.

The experience that you describe seems to be quite common, Kevin. I suspect it would be less of a problem if printers gave proper advice about which particular CMYK profile to use, but in the absence of such information I think your recommendation of sticking to RGB is very good advice.

One of the ‘flavours’ of PDF/X should be suitable, but it’s always best to ask your printer what they would prefer.