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  1. #1
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    number of pages

    I have version 7.5.

    Is it possible to change maximum number of pages (2500) ?

    In one project I need to put 2700 pages.

    Thank you

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    I would guess the answer to that is no you can't but I'm sure that when you become familiar with AMS you'll find that you don't need anywhere near that number of pages. Dynamic loading and re-use of the resources that are used in your project will drastically reduce the number of pages needed.

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    No, really I need to put 2700 pages.

    Ok if answer is NO I will find some other way to resolve this problem outside of this application.

    Thank you

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    hello

    hello. what type of page is it ?

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    Just for the sake of discussion can you tell us what is going to be on the pages.

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    Always one photo .jpg - big as one screen

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    Quote Originally Posted by triksi View Post
    Always one photo .jpg - big as one screen
    If each page just contains a single photo how do you move from page to page?

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    With button with command :

    Page.Jump(Page..)

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    That will certainly work for you.

    Another way would be to set up one page with the SlideShow object. Turn off the slide show auto start. Then on click of slide show enter SlideShow.Navigate("SlideShow1", 2).

    You will need to add the pics to the slide show object or you can get them dynamically, using SlideShow.FillFromFolder().

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    Thank you.
    That is nice thing.

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    That amount of pages is crazy. If you are just showing images then you can show all the photos on one page either using the image object or the slideshow object.

    If the images are large and you want to show them at full size with scrollbars if needed, then grab the ImageScroller plugin from Reteset. http://www.indigorose.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27931
    Dermot

    I am so out of here

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    I've recently completed a project which had about 40 documents (a mixture of word docs and pdf's), 2 different slideshows based on two distinct sets of images, about 80 images in each, and a set of 4 videos. It was on 1 page.

    I can understand that there are cirumstances where it is easier or even necessary to have multiple pages perhaps for different designs etc. but I'd be willing to have a small bet that every experienced user of AMS is like me and now creates projects with far fewer pages than they did at first.

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    The problem is that every photo is conected with one different audio.
    Every audio file has different length.

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    As you load the image you could also play an associated audio file and perhaps trigger the next image to load when the audio file ends.

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    Yes, I must show the next immagine when audio of the previous immagine finished.

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