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I've lost some fonts on my computer and StudioLine is now using a |
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How do I find a feature that is mentioned in the manual or help? |
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Does StudioLine work with Apple Macintosh? |
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How do I delete a web gallery? |
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How can I prevent users who "surf the web" from copying my images |
still being used for the following web galleries." How can I delete this
image or folder? |
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Can I make modifications to your web galleries in StudioLine Photo? |
Q. I think I found an error – what do I do? |
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From the "Help" menu, choose "Contact H&M's Customer Service". |
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Enter a short problem description. |
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Leave the "Append StudioLine Log Files to Email" checked. |
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Send the automatically generated email. |
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Q. I had an error during installation. Now what? |
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Search system folders. |
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Search hidden files and folders. |
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Search subfolders. |
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Q. How can I e-mail my photos? I get an error; "MAPI handle invalid". |
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In your Windows Desktop open the folder My Documents and/or My Pictures |
(or any other folder that contains a small image or a small document) |
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Once you have located the document or image, click on it with the right |
mouse button (a context menu should open) |
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Choose "Send To" and then "Mail Recipient" |
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If you are unable to launch your default email application from Windows |
explorer, then open the Windows Control Panel "Internet Options". In the
"Programs" tab, check that the correct programs are associated with the
"Email" and "Contact List" functions. |
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If you are using a provider like AOL, it is possible that someone disabled or |
never configured your Windows Mail settings. Please refer to that
application for more help. |
Q. I've lost some fonts on my computer and StudioLine is now using a
different font for the descriptors beneath the thumbnails on my web
galleries. What font(s) does StudioLine use? |
Q. I can't start StudioLine. What do I do now? |
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Open the Windows Explorer. |
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Navigate to the "Log" directory (i.e. "C:\StudioLine\Log"). |
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Sort the Log directory by date. |
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Select all the "xxx.log" files with the most current date. |
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Click the right mouse button on the first file (a context menu should open). |
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Choose "Send To" and then "Mail Recipient". |
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Update email subject with a short problem description. |
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Describe in detail (in the email body) what error messages you are. |
encountering and any other relevant information. |
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Send the email to support_us@hm-software.com. |
Q. My computer broke. How do I reinstall? |
Q. I purchased a new PC, how do I move StudioLine to my new PC? |
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Copy the entire StudioLine data folder (i.e. "C:\Studioline" - along with the |
subfolders) to your new PC. |
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On the new PC, go to the StudioLine folder and delete the files "SLDD.ini" |
and "SLDD.ini.bak". |
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Run setup (on your new PC) from the download page and enter the new |
location as the data folder during the installation. |
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After setup completes, enter your activation code. |
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Q. I had to reinstall, how do I register? |
Q. I can't find my activation code. Can you help me? |
Q. Where do I find the activation code? |
Q. Does StudioLine work with Apple Macintosh? |
Q. How can I prevent users who "surf the web" from copying my images
from my web gallery or web pages? |
Q. How do I delete a web gallery? |
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Select the toolbar icon “StudioLine Explorer – Pages”. |
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Right mouse click the gallery in the right pane. |
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Select “delete” from the context menu. |
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Follow the proceeding prompts accordingly. |
Q. How can I create a slide-show to share with friends? |
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Web Galleries - with a few clicks, you can create a Web Gallery containing |
the images you would like to share. The Web Gallery can be written to
CD/DVD or published to the web. The HTML format is even more universal
than PDF and browser based presentation may be equal or better than
Acrobat for on-computer viewing of individual images in sequence or by
selection. |
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StudioLine File - for sharing images with users who wish to see the images |
using StudioLine slide shows, you can export the images to a StudioLine
File. Your users may install the free version of StudioLine Photo Basic and
then import the StudioLine file. This will not only give them the capability to
view the images in a StudioLine slide show, but also the ability to use
StudioLine Photo Basic's easy print capabilities as well. |
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Export to JPEG/TIFF/etc. - you can export your edited images to CD/DVD or |
save them to a folder on your hard disk in most graphic formats. JPEG
compatible DVD players can render the images on a TV like a slide show.
Exported images can also be imported to other programs for additional
processing. |
Q. What are the recommended ways of printing? |
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Standard Print - the easiest to use - allows you to choose the number of |
images per page in pre-defined layouts. |
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Custom Print - allows you to pick and choose the size and quantity for each |
picture. StudioLine will automatically orientate the images to save
expensive photo paper. This feature is often used when you intend to
create prints of your images that you will later cut out with a knife or
scissors. |
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Print Projects - gives you the option to print entire pages that are |
composed from pictures and text (under print projects, look for "User
Styles"). It opens a page editor where you can layout any number of
images in any size and add text blocks. You can use image tools even on
text blocks to create interesting text effects. You can even size images by
simply dragging on the corners. Many of our users have developed flyers,
cards, album pages, newsletters, etc. with this feature. |
Q. How do I backup and restore my whole Image Archive? |
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Right mouse click on the folder called "Image Archive". |
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Select "Write CD/DVD" and then "Backup". |
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Select "Yes" to the prompt "Do you want to include all subfolders of the |
current folder?" |
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Follow the proceeding steps accordingly. |
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Insert your most current StudioLine CD/DVD backup into your drive. |
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Select the menu option "File", then "Restore From Backup". |
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Simply drag-n-drop your CD/DVD icon from the right pane in the StudioLine. |
Explorer on top of the "Image Archive" folder. |
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Follow the proceeding steps accordingly. |
Q. How do I find a feature that is mentioned in the manual or help? |
Q. Why am I having problems getting my camera to load images? |
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USB drive: Some cameras are treated by Windows as if they are a |
removable disk drive and are assigned a drive letter. The images contained
in the camera can be browsed and dragged into the StudioLine Image
Archive by using the Windows Explorer or the StudioLine Explorer. |
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TWAIN: Twain is a standard, but somewhat aged, interface specification. |
Twain is the only possibility for some operating systems and device
manufacturers. Twain modules are supplied by the device (camera)
manufacturer. Any software (like StudioLine) can interface with the Twain
module as long as the hardware manufacturer developed the module
according to standard Twain specifications. The camera interface screen
that will be displayed is actually created by your camera manufacturer's
Twain module. StudioLine simply requests the interface using a standard
call defined by the Twain specification. |
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WIA: (W)indows (I)maging (A)rchetecture is a more recent driver |
specification that is faster and includes more features than Twain, but it is
only available on Win/ME and Win/XP and newer Windows operating
systems. The camera manufacturer is responsible for creating the driver. |
Q. When I try to delete an image or folder, I get a message; "the image is
still being used for the following web galleries." How can I delete this
image or folder? |
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Right mouse click on the image to open the context menu. |
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Select the "Is Used" item. |
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Select the "on Pages" sub-item (the StudioLine Explorer window will open). |
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Right mouse click on the page in the right pane. |
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Select "Delete". |
Q. Can I make modifications to your web galleries in StudioLine Photo? |