Photo Story 3

[Guest]

Is there a way to make the "thumb prints" larger...it seems that they are
smaller than a thumb nail and very difficult to see...

 

[PapaJohn \(MVP\)]

no... but you could lower the resolution of your monitor and everything will
get larger...
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[Guest]

Use the slider as seen in the 3rd image on this guide:

http://www.windowsphotostory.com/Guides/Beginner/importing-and-arranging-pictures.aspx

 

[Guest]

Mark, I am talking about the "thumb prints" in PhotoStory...please look at
the 4th image of the guide at
http://www.windowsphotostory.com/Guides/Beginner/importing-and-arranging-pictures.aspx

The thumb prints are so tiny and you have to move them one at a time...seems
like caveman programming...be nice to have many pictures on the screen and
arrange them and then go to the 4th screen...there has to be a better way...I
arranged the photos the way I wanted them in Picasa but PS3 imports them
sorted by name...again there has to be a better way...

Regards,

Paul

 

[Michael J. Mahon]

Mark, I am talking about the "thumb prints" in PhotoStory...please look at
the 4th image of the guide at
http://www.windowsphotostory.com/Guides/Beginner/importing-and-arranging-pictures.aspx

The thumb prints are so tiny and you have to move them one at a time...seems
like caveman programming...be nice to have many pictures on the screen and
arrange them and then go to the 4th screen...there has to be a better way...I
arranged the photos the way I wanted them in Picasa but PS3 imports them
sorted by name...again there has to be a better way...

It would be great if Photo Story allowed multiple selects and moves,
etc., but there is an easy workaround.

Use one of the many methods of renaming your photos so that when
imported alphabetically, they are in the desired order. Then any
minor changes you want to make in Photo Story are minor. ;-)

-michael

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