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That's a very awkward and unfriendly system.
#Installing trw wizard corel x5 update#
To remove the older one, I have to close VS4, open the AppData directory in Explorer, determine which of the cryptic number strings is the project directory I want to delete, remove the directory, edit the INI file to make sure it's gone and update the project count, then re-open VS4. If I download one I like, but want to make a minor, permanent change, it seems I have to resave it as a separate (new) project, and cannot overwrite an existing one. There doesn't seem any mechanism to edit or alter an instant project once it's installed. Why doesn't the instant project manager have ANY user tools to delete, reassign or reinstall projects? Why no simple, user-friendly text-based list of projects like a normal directory? Seems a waste of resources to name it and then have the program ignore that name. Bug? Or dropped feature? Having the project name visible somewhere would be a great benefit.Įach project also has a style name (StyleName=grunge) in the INI file but it doesn't seem to be used or displayed anywhere. Why the need for the lengthy numeric identifier for the AppData location? Why not simply use the project name or the style name? Neither the project name nor the identifier are visible in VS4 - although the INI files in each identify a tooltip text (TooltipText=grunge), nothing of this sort shows in VS4 as far as I've been able to determine. Note that the directory names in the documents area are project names, but in the AppData area they are numeric strings and you have to open those directories to determine what the project name is. While they're not large files, these extra files add to times in indexing, searches, etc. Why are the project files first installed in the user/documents directory then duplicated in the AppData directory? That's very inefficient - I suspect deleting them from the documents directory after installation will be safe (will try and report back). This is the longer of the two, but might be safter since I can't tell if VS4 is doing something extra in the background while installing. Deleting the unseen items and re-installing the projects. No errors, crashes or other unwanted effects have happened to me from doing it this way. Simple cut-and-paste of the directory name seems to work. Edit the INI file by manually adding the identifiers and updating the count. There are two ways to fix it and restore the missing projects:ġ.
#Installing trw wizard corel x5 how to#
Any suggestions as to how to avoid this and fix the problem would be appreciated.īingo. Short of wiping VS4 off my hard drive and starting all over again, I can't find any solution. It's a very, very clumsy and inefficient interface. I can't find any way to remove an instant project template from the list within the program. I want to uninstall (or delete from that list) the unseen ones, and re-install them. VS4 won't reinstall them because it tells me the templates already exist - which means they're in a list somewhere (XML file? I can't find it anywhere) but just not being shown.
The problem now is that I can't see the 15, so I can't use them. There is no text-only listing option, just thumbnail, so there's no other way to see them, either. Those that I imported later all show properly and can be accessed properly. They should show up as thumbnails in the "custom" section - the 15 that I imported intially showed but the thumbnails vanished when VS4 crashed. The files are there in downloads and they installed into the documents folder correctly, but the problem occured when I tried to import them into the instant projects folder. There should be an *.exe and an *.xml file. They should be in one of the folders found under C:\ProgramData\Corel\Downloads. There's another place where the actual download files, that has the installer are located.
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That's where they are placed when you install them.
#Installing trw wizard corel x5 pro#
Are the 15 templates from the Corel Guide, that you download inside of VS? If so then look in your C:\Users\Your User Name\Documents\Corel VideoStudio Pro folder.
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