@cotty said: The only thing you have to do is: call it a button Thanks... it was a matter of just finding where it was!!

i think we checked that but We will double check. Thanks for the response. D

Thanks Guys. . that helps a lot. D

@jgb said: So that means the .SKB file is the file from the PREVIOUS manual save. Correct. @jgb said: Then howcum my SU directory does not contain an .SKB file for each of the .SKP files?? Maybe you unticked "Create Backup" from Preferences > General ?

There are 3 kinds of lies: Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics. -Mark Twain

if the repetition is linear just copy and then enter n x istances , otherwise there should be some plugins to copy objects along a path... I remember this one http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=200751#p200751

Well this was just on Prelim settings and a fairly small screen--but it cranked out about 75 images in about 10 minutes. Not bad. The VirtualDub freeware combined all of the images into the Video in about 30 seconds. It's not Spielberg, but considering where I was with SU Animation in Version 3, this is pretty cool. When I have more time I plan to up the ante a bit in resolution, presets and such and see how long it takes. One technical glitch: where did that Gnome come from?

It was post-card perfect. My family--My wife and my kids--together for Christmas in the new house. It was really nice. We hadn't been all together for the holidays for about 4 years, so that made it all the better. The house really turned out nice and we are enjoying it immensely. We've been in it now for about 2 1/2 months and it's been wonderful. I will post a few picks of the finished product shortly. Thanks for asking? how was your Christmas ? D

I already have something like google-TV. Overhere we call it 'add an extra monitor to your computer. a BIG one'. oh and also; live in a student-flat that has a Network

I am not sure I follow that methodology, but that shouldn't surprise anyone! I just need to give it a try tho. IT's probably pretty good.

Bonne année 2010 à tous les anglophones qui lisent un peu le Français. Sergio

You may not think you will at present but once a dog has become part of the family (pack) its very difficult to get by without a four legged member. Good to hear Cesar's book is in German. You will enjoy it as there is a lot to be learned from it. What I have learned and has stuck to date is that dogs see us though there noses before there eyes. And they learn about us though our 'energy' firstly. Dogs CANNOT be tricked or fooled. The best thing about them is that they DO keep us 'grounded' and in touch with nature if we let them.

Good Job, David_H!!!

Cool idea, David! Glad you are making use of Profile Builder!

I love this...too funny.

I redid this adding the gnome. He just seemed to belong. Plus I threw in some other mislaid game pieces. (mr. Green is floating in the air. .. . ) [image: nf7l_toys.jpg]

My grandpa who lived in the city almost all his life ate tons of sweets, lots of meat, almost no vegetables, in his youth drank a lot and he reached 91. But he did walk a lot. My other grandpa, who lived in the countryside most of his life and had a field and animals to take care of, reached 96. He had a great sense of humor. We still think what killed him was taking him to live in a city when he was 91, but who knows? Medicine is not an exact science, like Math. Remember when bloodletting was standard practice?

Ah yes, John Hughes. The eighties was made richer because of him. I remember Breakfast club, what a great movie for such a small budget, definitely an eighties culture movie that had a short but very potent shelf life. Then there is National Lampoons Vacation, one of the funniest movies than and today. Ferris Beuhler's day off was fantastic (great choice in Yello's "Oh Yeah" soundtrack) Then there was 'Home Alone' another great family movie. Goodbye John and thanks for the great entertainment.

I'm not knocking the Potter Fanchise, but I thought this was amusing: [image: BCRN_harry_potter1.jpg]