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  Sorry to hear about your T60p.

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  It is a very known error when you try to upgrade the disk hard thinkpad to SSD.

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  daedalushelios wrote:

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  SealBeachSoftware wrote:

  Hello

  I'm using version CS4 of Encore and first on Windows 7.  My question is: How can I tell that my DVD project is 'standard' width or "widescreen"?  Or even just deduce that the proportions of my calendar?  And if so, what happens if I have several timelines with different proportions, or a timeline with an aspect ratio is not 4:3 or 16:9?

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  TIA - Bob

  Hi just return, Bob.

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