To save your Picasso Album Maker project as a PDF file or MP4 file, you can use the export feature in the software. Simply go to the export options, choose the desired file format (PDF or MP4), and follow the prompts to save your project.
Yes, you can share the photobook you made with your daughter using Picasso Album Maker for Windows. Your daughter can make edits to it and print her own book.
Unfortunately, without further information about the program, it is difficult to provide a specific answer. However, if the program has an option to lock or anchor images in place, enabling that feature should prevent them from moving around when you try to move them. Additionally, ensuring that the images are properly aligned with the grid or snap-to feature might also help in keeping them in place.
I am able to open a new project, but if I try to change anything the program crashes. I have not even been able to change page layout. Any suggestions on how to fix this, or another free program to use?
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Answer by
Alex Urbach
I have installed the software in Windows 8.1 64bit and it works normally. There was no crash or errors. All the buttons on the interface worked well. I recommend running the software as Administrator to prevent errors. Alternatively, if you don't want to use this application anymore, access the rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" href="http://software.informer.com/search/album+maker">database of Software Informer where you can find other applications from this category.
Crashed computer, downloaded Picasso again. Were able to save album in progress but how do I transfer it to Picasso Album Maker.
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Answer by
Robert Polubinski
If you have the project file that you previously saved from Picasso Album Maker, then simply start the software and click on the Open an Existing Project as you see in the image below:
To delete the auto backup photos in Samsung, go to Google+ > What's New > Highlights > More. There will be listed the auto backup section. You can turn it off from that location. You will also have the possibility to see where all the photos have been stored on your phone.
Yes, you can reinstall Picaso Album Maker because the download is still available. Access the download page and save the installation package to your PC then right click the setup package and choose Run as Administrator, especially if you have a PC that's running a modern version of Windows (7, 8.1, or 10).
It's strongly recommended to use a download accelerator to speed things up a bit.
I received an application error 0x07521cfo "Referenced memory could not be written". How can I fix this problem? My work is delayed by 2 weeks, and now I need a solution and because I'm losing customers.
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Answer by
Robert Polubinski
If you have problems with Picasso Album Maker, then I recommend downloading new version from its official website. The new product is 1Gb in size and contains improvements and fixes. Also, I've searched the web, but didn't find anything related to the error you've received above. In case you still have the software installed, go to Help > Contents to read about FAQ questions because the 0x07521cfo might be mentioned there.
I have spent months on a project in Picasso Album Maker. Today, I went in to do final editing and it says that the images are missing. They are in the same directory as always. Can anyone assist - this is a 40 page book and I can't start from scratch? It's been 5 months of work. Is there any workaround you can think of?
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Answer by
Sean Hill
If the files are in the same place, then it means the paths in your project might have been changed. Firstly, make sure the files are accessible, and by this I mean to open them to see if they work. Secondly, open the Picasso Album maker and check the paths of the images added to your book. Right click an image and verify the path.
Thirdly, export the book as it is to a temporary format and launch it. This might be a problem with the thumbnails while the original files will show after you compile or save the book.
To save your Picasso Album Maker project as a PDF file or MP4 file, you can use the export feature in the software. Simply go to the export options, choose the desired file format (PDF or MP4), and follow the prompts to save your project.
Yes, you can share the photobook you made with your daughter using Picasso Album Maker for Windows. Your daughter can make edits to it and print her own book.
Unfortunately, without further information about the program, it is difficult to provide a specific answer. However, if the program has an option to lock or anchor images in place, enabling that feature should prevent them from moving around when you try to move them. Additionally, ensuring that the images are properly aligned with the grid or snap-to feature might also help in keeping them in place.
I am able to open a new project, but if I try to change anything the program crashes. I have not even been able to change page layout. Any suggestions on how to fix this, or another free program to use?
I have installed the software in Windows 8.1 64bit and it works normally. There was no crash or errors. All the buttons on the interface worked well. I recommend running the software as Administrator to prevent errors. Alternatively, if you don't want to use this application anymore, access the rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" href="http://software.informer.com/search/album+maker">database of Software Informer where you can find other applications from this category.
Crashed computer, downloaded Picasso again. Were able to save album in progress but how do I transfer it to Picasso Album Maker.
If you have the project file that you previously saved from Picasso Album Maker, then simply start the software and click on the Open an Existing Project as you see in the image below:
Click to viewHow do I delete auto backup photos on Samsung?
To delete the auto backup photos in Samsung, go to Google+ > What's New > Highlights > More. There will be listed the auto backup section. You can turn it off from that location. You will also have the possibility to see where all the photos have been stored on your phone.
Yes, you can reinstall Picaso Album Maker because the download is still available. Access the download page and save the installation package to your PC then right click the setup package and choose Run as Administrator, especially if you have a PC that's running a modern version of Windows (7, 8.1, or 10).
It's strongly recommended to use a download accelerator to speed things up a bit.
I received an application error 0x07521cfo "Referenced memory could not be written". How can I fix this problem? My work is delayed by 2 weeks, and now I need a solution and because I'm losing customers.
If you have problems with Picasso Album Maker, then I recommend downloading new version from its official website. The new product is 1Gb in size and contains improvements and fixes. Also, I've searched the web, but didn't find anything related to the error you've received above. In case you still have the software installed, go to Help > Contents to read about FAQ questions because the 0x07521cfo might be mentioned there.
I have spent months on a project in Picasso Album Maker. Today, I went in to do final editing and it says that the images are missing. They are in the same directory as always. Can anyone assist - this is a 40 page book and I can't start from scratch? It's been 5 months of work. Is there any workaround you can think of?
If the files are in the same place, then it means the paths in your project might have been changed. Firstly, make sure the files are accessible, and by this I mean to open them to see if they work. Secondly, open the Picasso Album maker and check the paths of the images added to your book. Right click an image and verify the path.
Thirdly, export the book as it is to a temporary format and launch it. This might be a problem with the thumbnails while the original files will show after you compile or save the book.
Can I make one book of approximately 400 pages, alternatively can I make 4 books of 100 pages and print them as one book?
This question has already been tackled here.