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I am not an expert by any means but I would think that the using SSL would solve your problem.
I am also not an expert, but I agree! If the warning is merely about the connection not being secure, then using SSL will solve the problem.
Is there a way to convert the HTML fragment back to the YouTube widget to see the image and change widget customization?
No, it’s strictly one way, but if you put a copy of the widget on the pasteboard you can go back to it at any time.
Also, is there a way to set the website default for all additional YouTube widgets to include the "s" in the html?
Not as far as I’m aware.
Inspired by https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ozpek_FrOPs ?
Indubitably!
Just a thought, as you can put MoviePlus X6 on another computer from the original supplied disk and install the unlock codes, it must be possible to pass it on to others? Obviously, I like others have done it when changing computers over time and I would think that it must be possible? especially for computer geeks!!
The unlock codes are tied to your product key, and you can’t pass on a product key to anyone else if you’re continuing to use it yourself.
GB wrote:If you think that's clever, how about this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bg0FQCTFCmI?
Thanks, Geoff. One of the comments on that page includes a link to the original Animusic video, with better picture quality:
Here’s a real machine inspired by the CGI version:
Atom-powered Intel Industrial Controller in Concert playing Pipe Dream
smasharoonies
Terminology borrowed from (or adapted from) The Tweenies?
I think the 64-bit version simply has more limited options than the 32-bit one. I’m not aware of the last update having introduced any changes in that respect.
If I use https:// followed by the website name, then all is well.
In which case, redirecting from http:// to https:// would work (as you surmised in your previous post).
Please see http://www.aimwell.org/contact.html
Welcome, Peter! It’s good to see you here.
The download has both ‘bittages’ on it, but you may find that you need to unzip it to a folder on your hard drive and then run the Setup program from there.
My simplistic way of seeing the "problem" is that the answer is five. Why dos he say that we will not believe it? Unless you do the right hand side of the equation fist, then the answer becomes 230-110=120.
But most people in the western world read from left to right.
It seems that you’ve forgotten your lesson about factorials, Albert!!
I found that reinstalling the program worked ok now, it would appear that FmsProxy was not running.
I don’t think a reinstall should have been necessary to get FmsProxy running, Vicki, but it’s good to hear that the problem has been resolved.
There are two solutions to this problem, and the second is so different and is not normally given that I will post it in a few days if no-one tells it first.
I only know of the answer which is the same as the answer to the problem posed by Albert, so I’ll be interested to find out what the alternative answer is!
Shanah Tovah, Jack.
I am back on line with the new laptop.
Good news, Gordon. Welcome back!
Thanks for the update, George. I’m sorry if my instructions weren’t as clear as they might have been, but I’m glad you got there in the end!
You only need one copy of the mask layer, but if you have the photo sandwiched in between two copies of the mask then the lower copy shouldn’t get in the way!
Ctrl-click on the thumbnail of the mask shape on the Layers tab, or choose the Magic Wand Tool and click on the shape in the workspace, to create a ‘marching ants’ selection around the shape. On the Layers tab, highlight the photo layer and click on the Add Layer Mask button (at the bottom of the tab) to create a Reveal Selection mask.
Wanting to look up the (now old) Serif Forum to see if there were any possible solutions to my query, I have only just discovered that the old Forum is no more.
So thankyou Alfred for this new Forum. I do actually use Photo Plus and have tended to stay with (X5) as my go to photo editing program. So looks like I will be posting the first question.
Welcome, George. Thank you for joining us here.
Welcome, Martin! Good to see you here.
Have you selected a Table object that you previously dragged out onto the PagePlus page? I don’t have PP in front of me right now, but I’m pretty sure that you can only add rows or columns to an existing table.
Thanks again. Actually, I think I do know how it might have happened. I probably copied the title and left the video playing while I composed my message, and then returned to the YouTube tab to copy the URL but failed to notice that it had moved on to the first item in the ‘Related videos’ list.
A special thank you to Alfred for keeping this haven for the dispossessed going.
You’re welcome, John. Belated thanks to you for joining us here!
Link was wrong Alfred .. You linked to the Lego Drone.
Belated thanks, Paul. I don’t know how I managed that!
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