Smart Edit Upgrade
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roncamp
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- Joined: Wed Apr 02, 2008 8:59 am
- Casablanca Unit: Casablanca 4 Studio Pro
Windows 8.1
Bogart 9.2 for Windows - Location: Dallas, Texas
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Smart Edit Upgrade
My Solitaire has been upgraded from SE4 to SE8. The SE8 manual at the Macrosystem website is a 12-page manual extension. Should I refer back to the SE7 manual?
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BobNaughton
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- Joined: Tue Apr 01, 2008 2:52 pm
- Casablanca Unit: Smart Edit 8 Prestige Plus 256MB, Bluebox World, PIP Studio,Disk Transfer, QuadCam, Motion Perfect, Motion 3D, Photo Studio2, Photo Transfer, Audio Effects Pkg, Magic Lights, Filter Pack,Arabesk 4,That's about it. I generally use a 2 monitor setup.
Shoot with 2 Sony VX2000's, and also a VX2100. - Location: Brighton, Massachusetts
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Re: Smart Edit Upgrade
Ron,
you could refer back to SE7 manual, but I think you would be far better served ordering Chet Davis's tutorial. It's a full tutorial covering every aspect of smart edit 8 and the Bogart operating system. I ordered it myself and I find it invaluable. There is also another tutorial on arabesque 4. With the manual, you have to decipher what you think they mean by what's written down. With the tutorial, you see the screen chet is working on, and you can see exactly which tabs are being pressed to get you through what you're trying to accomplish. At least I know it's easier for me this way. The tutorial only cost $50 and if you're a member of his site you can get a 20% discount.
you could refer back to SE7 manual, but I think you would be far better served ordering Chet Davis's tutorial. It's a full tutorial covering every aspect of smart edit 8 and the Bogart operating system. I ordered it myself and I find it invaluable. There is also another tutorial on arabesque 4. With the manual, you have to decipher what you think they mean by what's written down. With the tutorial, you see the screen chet is working on, and you can see exactly which tabs are being pressed to get you through what you're trying to accomplish. At least I know it's easier for me this way. The tutorial only cost $50 and if you're a member of his site you can get a 20% discount.
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