Can you copy a tree to CD with images?
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You can create a "book" which would take some effort but it does allow you to add images. The book can then be saved as a pdf. You can export trees as Family Treemaker files with images/media, but the user would have to have FTM to open them. GEDCOM files, a universal file system, do not support images.
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Ha! Varied Responses here! Let me try to add to them by just saying this... This disc set is composed of Pictures... high quality pictures. Lots of Files and folders of pictures (textures / backgrounds / photos / templates). You don't Need photoshop per say... you could use "Gimp" which is free and able to be downloaded over the internet and will be able to open the "PSD" file extensions just fine. Very few "PSD" files are included when compared to the amount of TIF's included. There are "Tutorials" included with this disc set - and yes, they are geared towards photoshop - but if you are willing to learn (or already know) another graphics editing software, you'll be just fine and able to adapt the tutorials to what you currently use. I haven't found one tutorial yet that uses Photoshop Specific only techniques - and I've used Gimp, Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, and Pixler (online). - hope this helps
1642934
Answer here...you will need a device that will allow you to transfer your pix from cd to a zip drive or transfer directly onto frame with a USB cable. Hope this helps.
1797085
There is a disc sent to install the software but there aren't any extra downloads included with this listing for the cartridges. However, I get them from www.svgcuts.com and I also make my own images using Adobe Illustrator. I hope this answers your question.
1090898
You can install the program in this fashion, but so far I have been unable to find a way to add the levels to the program without a CDRom. Any suggestions? Currently I'm using an external hard drive.
1948375
I seriously doubt it. I finally threw it out because it was too old and would not work on my newer XP version or Windows 8 machine. I got the message it was already loaded, but it was not there in either machine. Too bad because only decent program I could find that let you change your art to JPG format. All the other programs I have tried you can only open the art work with the program you made it with and couldn't find any conversion software online that worked either
2250006
My first answer of NO seems to have been published without my additional comment of : 'Not that I'm aware of. It is a simple copier: whatever is on the master CD/DVD is directly copied to the blank.'
1911607
You can store it as a jpeg file, if you want to change it to a tiff file, I would use another program.
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Assuming you use windows you highlight the images (Ctrl+A to select all) then cut (ctrl+x) then go to the disc and paste in it (ctrl+v)There are other methods with which you can google
1346368
I have not tried to make a copy from the original cd that I have made.... Yet. I do not see why you could not unless your recording system has the copyright protection and automatically writes that on the "master" cd. One thought though, if you are copying CDs the original cd may have the copyright protection. If that is the case, then you probably would not be able to copy it to begin with. I used these for vinyl album recordings and vinyl albums never had copyright protection. I hope this helps
2007112
Yes you can and in reality you will want to use something other than Dashboard, which is a very weak program and will not give you a system image if using win 7 or below. If you have WIN 8 you will be able to use the back up software utility in Win 8 and still get the system image. This is a 4 k sector drive.
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I am certain you can purchase this product with a CD -- but I prefer the downloadable versions, so no disk --- just download the application and install it. I taught myself how to use it pretty fast. I really like this project --- far better than MS Paint. Once installed, all you have to do is click on the "Print Screen" and the Snagit Tool opens and you can capture whatever you want.
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I would think so, I have used the CD writtable to save pictures from my computer before
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I'm not all that computer savvy Wayne. I just dragged and dropped the files which obviously was the wrong thing to do. I think I did copy them to DCIM. How do I copy the files to the root directory?
2001567
Yes you can, you can copy the CD install file to USB or to FTP server or sky drive than download to your laptop and install it.
135684
Yes--but you will need to use Disk Utility to reformat it. Takes just a couple of minutes.
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So long as you have a basic imaging program (paint, photoshop) this is all you need . Once you have the images saved in JPEG, TIFF or a similar setting, you can just import it in, and the software does the rest!