pan & zoom don't work in slideshow

[summerby]

How do I get pan & zoom to work in "Slidehow"?

 

When I get to the "Customize your slideshow" section, I don't see pan & zoom in the preview even though I have the "pan & zoom" box checked.

I've had the same problem with "vintage", dissolve" & "action" styles.

I went ahead & saved the slideshow & can't see zoom & pan in the finished product eiher.

 

I'm using Photosuite8 on a Windows XP with SP2. I have 1GB of RAM & 16GB free space on the HD.

 

very frustrating.

any ideas?

thx

 

Rob

[sknis]

How do I get pan & zoom to work in "Slidehow"?

 

When I get to the "Customize your slideshow" section, I don't see pan & zoom in the preview even though I have the "pan & zoom" box checked.

I've had the same problem with "vintage", dissolve" & "action" styles.

I went ahead & saved the slideshow & can't see zoom & pan in the finished product eiher.

 

I'm using Photosuite8 on a Windows XP with SP2. I have 1GB of RAM & 16GB free space on the HD.

 

very frustrating.

any ideas?

thx

 

Rob

 

You have Photosuite 8 so you are using one of the Slide Show Assistants. If my memory is correct several people had problems with the pan and zoom. For some, it worked great but for others there was either no or very little movement. What is the duration of the images in your slide show, they may have to be longer to actually see the little pan and zoom there is. This happened to people with the full EMC suite also. I really don't think anyone came back and posted a solution.

 

Your other problem may be related to this one and both may be caused by not having a good enough or updated video card. Laptop or desktop? If desktop do you have a dedicated video card? In both cases, it is important to have the latest updated drivers for your card or chip and an updated DirectX 9c.

 

If you know how to do that, let us know if that helps. If you are not use, got to Windows>Start>Run> type in dxdiag . click OK. when the application opens go to the display tab and post the video card chip (left side) and the driver number and date on the right side. We'll try to help you find drivers. You can usually find them at the computer manufacturer's web site. If you do find new drivers, make sure that you follow the instructions on how to install them.