After a clean re-install, many transitions and menu styles disappeared. Roxio's only suggestion was to install the updater file. Or to do another clean uninstall. The updater file failed to find the installation (Vista), although it worked previously with XP. Another meticulous clean re-install failed to restore the missing elements.
I installed EMC 9 on two computers, both running Vista from a single install file. I did not use the updater. Both machines had all the missing features until I re-installed it on my PC.
The missing features are still present on my laptop, but not after the re-install on the PC, which I use for creating fairly sophisticated video slide shows with a large monitor. It's illogical to me that the same file would not perform an identical re-install install. Re-imaging my hard disc would not be a welcome solution.
I create and distribute many of these, and value the missing elements a lot. It's apparently illogical that the same file fails to install what it originally installed. I would very much appreciate assistance in finding a solution.
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After a clean re-install, many transitions and menu styles disappeared. Roxio's only suggestion was to install the updater file. Or to do another clean uninstall. The updater file failed to find the installation (Vista), although it worked previously with XP. Another meticulous clean re-install failed to restore the missing elements.
I installed EMC 9 on two computers, both running Vista from a single install file. I did not use the updater. Both machines had all the missing features until I re-installed it on my PC.
The missing features are still present on my laptop, but not after the re-install on the PC, which I use for creating fairly sophisticated video slide shows with a large monitor. It's illogical to me that the same file would not perform an identical re-install install. Re-imaging my hard disc would not be a welcome solution.
I create and distribute many of these, and value the missing elements a lot. It's apparently illogical that the same file fails to install what it originally installed. I would very much appreciate assistance in finding a solution.
Thanks for your suggestions.
--Steve
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