Obviously Mr. John Eddy has not yet advised you on posting messages from
within your badly set up News Reader....Mr. Eddy, your new position requires
that you do something about this. When will it occur.
Best Wishes.....John Kelly
The first to report his experience with the software is an experienced user
of MM2. He says in part "...It's powerful, but it also has a very steep
learning curve even for me, I think the average MM2 user may find it
overwhelming...."
I highly recommend that, after downloading the package, that you go
completely through the exercises in the online tutorial.... the one accessed
from my website via Editing > Video > TM2 Tutorial.
The extra transitions from the Microsoft fun pack, and the Pixelan packages,
are easy to install and use. Digging into the code to make your own tweaks
of embedded MM2 transition features is for the highly skilled geek.... Using
this new utility is for those half-way between the two, but comes with a lot
more hand-holding via the online tutorial.
PapaJohn
The
www.papajohn.org website has a new link to a new Transition Maker 2
utility, and two new pages in the Editing > Video section of the site...
providing info about the utility and a full online tutorial for using it.
The utility is a joint venture between Patrick the programmer and
myself.... use it to make your own personal custom transitions. We've been
working on it for months and it is now available for downloading....
PapaJohn