How can I merge two files ?

[rod-the-farmer]

I started a project, and realised that about 75% of the way through, I had done something wrong.  I want to re-do the pages after that point, but can't figure out how to capture a replacement image on a newly inserted frame.  Maybe this is not possible.  So, I figured I would delete all the frames past the wrong one, and create a new project, which takes up at that point and continues from there.  Then, somehow, I would merge the two into a single file.  I can't see how to do that, either.  So I am stuck.

[Victor Berrones]

I would suggest to create a new project, capture new images. Then open the old project (while keeping new project still open), and copy and pasting the required screens where you want them, and delete the old screen.

On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 7:44 AM, rod-the-farmer <burgess...@amtelecom.net> wrote:

I started a project, and realised that about 75% of the way through, I had done something wrong.  I want to re-do the pages after that point, but can't figure out how to capture a replacement image on a newly inserted frame.  Maybe this is not possible.  So, I figured I would delete all the frames past the wrong one, and create a new project, which takes up at that point and continues from there.  Then, somehow, I would merge the two into a single file.  I can't see how to do that, either.  So I am stuck.

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[rod-the-farmer]

I guess there is no way to continue capturing images, once you have stopped and rendered.  The file is still open.

[Victor Berrones]

no there isnt. but thats not really a big deal keel the current one open and hit the new button. copu and past is pretty simple. I do projects that require 3500 frames.

On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 9:28 AM, rod-the-farmer <burgess...@amtelecom.net> wrote:

I guess there is no way to continue capturing images, once you have stopped and rendered.  The file is still open.

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[Joe Jansen]

Same here.  I  break my presentation into sections and record each one separately.  You can have more than one copy of Wink running at a time on your computer, so when you are ready to assemble everything, you can select the frames you want, then copy and paste them into a master project.  I put together 30 minute presentations this way.