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Printer Problems in Windows
If FrameReady is not printing to the right printer or not printing at all, you will need to check that the printer is installed correctly and if it is set as the default printer. Before using the following instructions, check to see if you can print from other programs. If you cannot, make su ...- Printer Problems in Macintosh
If FrameReady is not printing to the right printer or not printing at all, you will need to check that the printer is installed correctly and if it is set as the default printer. Before using the following instructions, check to see if you can print from other programs. If you cannot, make su ...
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- Upgrading from Windows Vista to Windows 7 video
ONLY these versions can upgrade, all others require a clean install! Windows Vista Ultimate to Windows 7 Ultimate Windows Vista Home Premium to Windows 7 Home Premium Windows Vista Business to Windows 7 Professional For the next part of the series go here.
- Is there a limit to the amount of information we can enter into FrameReady?
Generally, no. However, file size is usually limited to available space on your hard drive.
- How do I make sure I don't lose my images when I move from my laptop to my desktop?
Images will be lost if the source is moved. You can store the entire image in FrameReady but this will greatly enlarge the size of your files. When importing an image, check the box Store only a reference to the file. This will show the image in FrameReady but actually keep the file where it is ...