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3 ways to speed up premiere elements
Tell me if this helps! 
Using a short cut. What's this? No welcome screen? You mean you can just skip to the program? That's awesome! 
Last edited by ZachFB Studios (May 30, 2011 (07:25am))
Though i haven't read your tut, i think the splash screen isn't for show it's there telling you the progress of the startup, loading plugins and mediacore etc. How many seconds faster does this make it load?
Though i haven't read your tut, i think the splash screen isn't for show it's there telling you the progress of the startup, loading plugins and mediacore etc. How many seconds faster does this make it load?
Well you should try my tut, You know how photo shop loads? I made elements load the same way.
1) how many seconds faster does it make premiere load up?
2) by welcome screen do you mean the splash screen, the screen lists all your recent projects, or the screen which has tips, links to online stuff and also your recent projects
BTW i think the link is broken. can't open and can't save as.
So this is what I would do.
1.) Open Premiere the usual way with the Welcome Screen.
2.) Make a new project, and save in Adobe Premiere Elements folder.
3.) Go to the Adobe Premiere Elements folder and find the project.
4.) Create a desktop shortcut from the file and call it Adobe Premiere Elements 9 or whatever you want it to be.
5.) When you work on a new project always use Save As first then you can use the regular Save button.
BTW what version of Windows 7 is that?
BTW i think the link is broken. can't open and can't save as.
BTW You just click on it. 
1) how many seconds faster does it make premiere load up?
2) by welcome screen do you mean the splash screen, the screen lists all your recent projects, or the screen which has tips, links to online stuff and also your recent projects
1 Makes it about 10+ seconds faster.
2 yes
So this is what I would do.
1.) Open Premiere the usual way with the Welcome Screen.
2.) Make a new project, and save in Adobe Premiere Elements folder.
3.) Go to the Adobe Premiere Elements folder and find the project.
4.) Create a desktop shortcut from the file and call it Adobe Premiere Elements 9 or whatever you want it to be.
5.) When you work on a new project always use Save As first then you can use the regular Save button.BTW what version of Windows 7 is that?
NO! The PDF shows you how to make a shortcut to the program. As for the virsion of Win7, IT'S THE SAME AS ANY OTHER! I just put a classic theme on it(built in), impacts on speed.
Last edited by ZachFB Studios (May 29, 2011 (12:14pm))
link still ain't workin for me, clicked on it, nothing. right click > save as > download complete(0kb) not sure whats going on. have tried multiple browsers.
link still ain't workin for me, clicked on it, nothing. right click > save as > download complete(0kb) not sure whats going on. have tried multiple browsers.
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3 ways to speed up premiere elements
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