moving a creation ??

Can you open it from within PE 5?

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I have created a slideshow in PE 5. I want to work on it on another computer that I have PE5 installed on. But I cannot see where this file say its called Easter is stored. I have searched for the title and searched in
Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Adobe \Photoshop Elements\Catalogs
and
Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\MyName\Application Data\Adobe \Photoshop Elements\Catalogs

Does anyone know where or if I can get the file for a slide show to move to another computer. I want it in the original PE format so that I can continue to do editing on it.

Regards

On Apr 2, 11:43 pm, "Bob" wrote:

Can you open it from within PE 5?

Well yes, from the original computer yes I can open it fine. I want to work on it now from another computer that has PE5 Loaded on it. I am unclear on how to get the working copy onto the other computer.

Regards

Ok, the reason I asked is this.
Open the file. Click File>SaveAs and make note of the location it defaults to so that you will know where it is.
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On Apr 2, 11:43 pm, "Bob" wrote:

Can you open it from within PE 5?

Well yes, from the original computer yes I can open it fine. I want to work on it now from another computer that has PE5 Loaded on it. I am unclear on how to get the working copy onto the other computer.
Regards

On Apr 3, 10:02 am, "Bob" wrote:

Ok, the reason I asked is this.
Open the file. Click File>SaveAs and make note of the location it defaults to so that you will know where it is.
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On Apr 2, 11:43 pm, "Bob" wrote:

Can you open it from within PE 5?

Well yes, from the original computer yes I can open it fine. I want to work on it now from another computer that has PE5 Loaded on it. I am unclear on how to get the working copy onto the other computer.

Regards

You certainly make a valid point. However, When i do this to save a creation there is no path. The only time I get a path is when Im trying output the file to save it as an wmv format for actualy showing as a finished copy. When you save, it does not give you an option to save in some place, only a name of your project. Which I have looked for but cannot fine. As I think about this more and more I think I know the answer to my problem. The reason you cannot copy and move a creation is because it is not in a nice neat little file. Maybe its stored in the catelogue some how?? I dont know?

Regards

Try this:
Press WinKey+F. In the search window that appears type wmv. ——-

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On Apr 3, 10:02 am, "Bob" wrote:

Ok, the reason I asked is this.
Open the file. Click File>SaveAs and make note of the location it defaults
to so that you will know where it is.
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On Apr 2, 11:43 pm, "Bob" wrote:

Can you open it from within PE 5?

Well yes, from the original computer yes I can open it fine. I want to work on it now from another computer that has PE5 Loaded on it. I am unclear on how to get the working copy onto the other computer.

Regards

You certainly make a valid point. However, When i do this to save a creation there is no path. The only time I get a path is when Im trying output the file to save it as an wmv format for actualy showing as a finished copy. When you save, it does not give you an option to save in some place, only a name of your project. Which I have looked for but cannot fine. As I think about this more and more I think I know the answer to my problem. The reason you cannot copy and move a creation is because it is not in a nice neat little file. Maybe its stored in the catelogue some how?? I dont know?

Regards

On Apr 3, 12:35 pm, "Bob" wrote:

Try this:
Press WinKey+F. In the search window that appears type wmv. ——-

*Report back, please*"steve" wrote in message

On Apr 3, 10:02 am, "Bob" wrote:

Ok, the reason I asked is this.
Open the file. Click File>SaveAs and make note of the location it defaults
to so that you will know where it is.
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"steve" wrote in message

On Apr 2, 11:43 pm, "Bob" wrote:

Can you open it from within PE 5?

Well yes, from the original computer yes I can open it fine. I want to work on it now from another computer that has PE5 Loaded on it. I am unclear on how to get the working copy onto the other computer.

Regards

You certainly make a valid point. However, When i do this to save a creation there is no path. The only time I get a path is when Im trying output the file to save it as an wmv format for actualy showing as a finished copy. When you save, it does not give you an option to save in some place, only a name of your project. Which I have looked for but cannot fine. As I think about this more and more I think I know the answer to my problem. The reason you cannot copy and move a creation is because it is not in a nice neat little file. Maybe its stored in the catelogue some how?? I dont know?

Regards

I tried as you suggested, but still nothing. (I searched everywhere including hidden folders) I think the problem is that it is NOT a wmv file yet. It has not been output’ed to any file yet its just saved in the PE5 as a creation not as a wmv yet.
Regards

Output>Save As a file.
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On Apr 3, 12:35 pm, "Bob" wrote:

Try this:
Press WinKey+F. In the search window that appears type wmv. ——-

*Report back, please*"steve" wrote in message

On Apr 3, 10:02 am, "Bob" wrote:

Ok, the reason I asked is this.
Open the file. Click File>SaveAs and make note of the location it defaults
to so that you will know where it is.
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so
that others may learn and benefit from the issue]

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"steve" wrote in message

On Apr 2, 11:43 pm, "Bob" wrote:

Can you open it from within PE 5?

Well yes, from the original computer yes I can open it fine. I want to
work on it now from another computer that has PE5 Loaded on it. I am unclear on how to get the working copy onto the other computer.

Regards

You certainly make a valid point. However, When i do this to save a creation there is no path. The only time I get a path is when Im trying output the file to save it as an wmv format for actualy showing as a finished copy. When you save, it does not give you an option to save in some place, only a name of your project. Which I have looked for but cannot fine. As I think about this more and more I think I know the answer to my problem. The reason you cannot copy and move a creation is because it is not in a nice neat little file. Maybe its stored in the catelogue some how?? I dont know?

Regards

I tried as you suggested, but still nothing. (I searched everywhere including hidden folders) I think the problem is that it is NOT a wmv file yet. It has not been output’ed to any file yet its just saved in the PE5 as a creation not as a wmv yet.
Regards

On Apr 3, 3:36 pm, "Bob" wrote:

Output>Save As a file.

On my software all Im able to save it as is a .wmv or pdf . While this is a portable file that you can move elsewhere, the problem is that you cannot use this to re open the pictures and continue editing the slide show on another computer.

Regards