Mnay thanks for yourr answer on using Photo Story on Windows 10.Everything now works except one.

bobyers wrote on 3/10/2016, 7:12 AM

I had no trouble reloading Photo Story 1013 in the manner you kindly supplied.

Whilst I can now create a dvd wih transitions etc I am having difficulty when trying to create another DVD with any changes I have made. The programme always defaults to the original unedited version. Is there a fix for this ?

I would be very grateful for a reply.

I am using Photo story 2013 on Windows 10 32bit and I have tried reloading the programme again.

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johnebaker wrote on 3/10/2016, 1:47 PM

Try the following:

Open the DVD project
Select File, Manage slideshow, Export slideshow file as shown below
Give the export MVM a name and save.
Start a new project closing the one you have just exported
Select File, Manage slideshow, Import slideshow file
Locate the MVM saved above then import
OK the following warning
Save the project with a new name

You should now be able to edit it and save the changes.

HTH

John EB

bobyers wrote on 3/18/2016, 12:28 PM

Many thanks I can now edit. However I was hoping for a patch or some method of modifying the programme so that it behaves as it should and I do not need to go through a procedure every time. I,m sure you will let me know if such a method exists. Alternatively can i use the latest Photostory, which requires 64 bits on my 32 bit PC ?

johnebaker wrote on 3/18/2016, 1:02 PM

. . . . . can i use the latest Photostory, which requires 64 bits on my 32 bit PC ? . . . .

No - you will need a 64 bit version of Windows.

However there are several downsides/requirements to a 64 bit upgrade:

the PC must be able to support 64 bit OS
you must backup all your data to another hard drive or computer before installing the 64 bit OS
you would have to re-install all your programs after the upgrade
you would have to restore all the backed up data

For more information see here.

HTH

John EB