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Shirley O - 29 May 2008 14:48 GMT
I downloaded the update to movie maker and I am currently making a movie
using pictures and sound and when I add the transition between my pictures I
get the word "DEMO" in the background.  Even when I burned the file to CD it
still shows the word "DEMO".  How do I get rid of the word "DEMO"?  What is
the cause of this?

Thanks for your prompt response because I have a deadline I am working with
to get this project done.
Saga - 29 May 2008 15:46 GMT
This happens when you download a trial of some product for evaluation
purposes. "DEMO" is a way of the software publisher to tell you that
the downloaded product is only for evaluation and not for production
use. If you like the product and feel that it is worth paying for it,
purchase it and the "DEMO" watermark will go away when you
enter the registration code. On the other hand, if you decide that
you don't want it, or it isn't worth paying for it then either you'll have
to live with the word "DEMO" appearing everywhere you use it or
simply stop using it (and most likely, uninstall it).

Saga
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>I downloaded the update to movie maker and I am currently making a movie
> using pictures and sound and when I add the transition between my pictures I
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> Thanks for your prompt response because I have a deadline I am working with
> to get this project done.
Shirley O - 29 May 2008 17:41 GMT
Saga,

Thanks for the info and your answer.  I kind of figured that was the case
but I don't know what I downloaded to get the transitions in the first place
because they were not there early on.  I will try and figure out who they
belong to and purchase them.  But I am really pleased that you answered me
right away and I hope you have a wonderful day.

> This happens when you download a trial of some product for evaluation
> purposes. "DEMO" is a way of the software publisher to tell you that
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> > Thanks for your prompt response because I have a deadline I am working with
> > to get this project done.
John Inzer - 29 May 2008 17:54 GMT
> Saga,
>
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> pleased that you answered me right away and I hope you have a
> wonderful day.
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Maybe the following link will be useful in
finding the origin of your update:

Windows Movie Maker Add-Ons
Transitions and Effects
http://tinyurl.com/6qjeh
  or...
http://www.windowsmoviemakers.net/Tutorials/AddOns.aspx

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Shirley O - 29 May 2008 19:38 GMT
John,

Thank you so much.  I will try your suggestion and hopefully find out what I
was downloaded to my machine.

> > Saga,
> >
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>    or...
> http://www.windowsmoviemakers.net/Tutorials/AddOns.aspx
 
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