Recent content by stethun

Nice one! A great tip. Can't promise I'll actually do it as I never used Illustrator, but many thanks for the idea. Steve

No one has yet been able to come up with a way to stop the cursor from always appearing dead centre at startup. Are we all defeated?! Steve

No prob: I have the Extigy sound card. It has a start-up splash-screen video. I bastardised it so that now in place of theirs it plays a short movie of mine on startup, but it's centre screen and has the bloody cursor slap-bang in the middle of it! No-one else replied to my postings, so I guess...

Good idea, thanks. But unfortunately it already is unchecked. Next ??!!

Does anyone know what to teweak so that on startup the cursor does not appear dead centre of screen?

Ignore my last post, regarding the install problem. I've done it - Yippee! In the end it seems that the element "Fonts, Templates and styles for Premiere's Titler" was causing the problem. The rest of the programme installed perfectly. So I'm still stuck with no Titler, therefore if...

I've been having trouble installing 6.5. During the process I uninstalled 6.0 and now find that I can not re-install that either, for the same reason. I wondered if it was due to updates and service packs on my Win2000 set-up, so I uninstalled and 'downgraged' back to the point at which I was...

<You can remove the service pack by using <Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel No I can't! That's what I explained in my posting! However, if you could tell me the command promt to use to do it that way I'll give that a try. Thanks.

I need to uninstall Service Pack 3 in a hurry. I'm running Win2000 Pro, 5.0.2195, Service Pack 3 Build 2195. I chose 'backup files' when I installed SP3, indeed the folder $NTServicepackUninstall$ is in the systemroot folder where it should be. But there is no 'Windows 2000 Service Pack 3' under...

Thanks for the suggestion but the problem goes deeper than that. I understand disk space and have plenty. In fact further research has shown me that this is a known issue with three other Adobe products and detailed solutions are given for solving it. Sadly, though, there is nothing for Premiere...

How can I configure so that at start-up the cursor does not default to centre screen? Anywhere else would be fine, but not dead centre, it gets in the way of my start-up video! Thanks, Steve

Wolluf, please ignore the first part of my last post. I am an idiot, I forgot to check under MS prog uninstall! Imaging now appears exactly as you said it would. Many thanks, Steve

How can I configure so that at startup the curser does not default to centre screen, or so that it defaults to anywhere else but? Steve

Thanks Wolluf. All was as you say, except that my Imaging line in sysoc.inf reads only: imagevue=ockodak.dll,ImagingOcEntry,imagevue.inf,hide,7 and not: imagevue=ockodak.dll,ImagingOcEntry,imagevue.inf,hide,7 ; temp fix for 64-bits I tried both...

The instalation gets to 18 or 20% and then throws up the error message &quot;Not enough disk space on target drive while attempting to copy files. To continue, first free disk space on the target drive and then click OK.&quot;. This is clearly a known issue with Adobe products as there are...