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Looking for Vegas add-in tester
Over that past several years I’ve written many Vegas scripts that make my editing tasks simpler. So, I finally decided to put them all together in a single Vegas Pro Command Extension utility DLL.
I call my utility “Timeline Tools”. I’m placing it free in the public domain for anyone to use. Call it a little payback for all the help I’ve received over the years from others in forums like this. My only drawback is that I currently own all the previous versions of Vegas going back to its Sonic Foundry roots. But I don’t own version 10.x.
I’ve tested the program on 32/64 bit versions of Vegas Pro 8.x and 9.0. So it would be really great if someone could try it out on version 10.0 and let me know how it does.
If you would like to try out, I’ve placed the program online at:
https://www.nfatoys.com/moasoftwarellc/
Thanks again to everyone who’s shared their knowledge with me in the past.
Gary James
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I just placed an update on the web site. This is version 1.0.3.
I added a couple new features that optionally displays a column in the Event table that shows any plugins associated with the Event.
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I found these problems…
I am using Win 7 pro 64 with 10d 64 bit.
Otherwise this is a mega-useful tool – thank you.
Jeff
http://www.narrowroadmedia.com
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Hmmm … interesting. It appears the Wingdings 3 font I’m using for the Left and Right buttons, is being substituted with another font on your PC.
Do you have Wingdings 3 on your PC? I’m using Windows 7 Home Premium, 64 bit, and I thought this was a standard font.
One other question, are you using a non-standard font size (other than 96 dpi? Windows 7 sets this in the control panel under:
Control PanelAll Control Panel ItemsDisplay
The standard size is called Smaller. There are also choices for Medium and Larger. This is a long standard issue in Microsoft Windows. Selecting a non standard font size can really mess up the layout of tightly packed form displays.
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Jeff, I’ve placed version 1.0.4 on the web site. This uses the Wingdings font, instead of the Wingdings 3 font for the left / right arrows. I know that Wingdings is definitely a standard Windows font. I’ve used it since back in the Windows 95/98 days.
I also moved the labels around a bit to accommodate displays that are configured to use a non-standard font size.
Thanks for the feedback.
Gary
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I do not have wingdings 3 installed. My win7-64 is an oem, maybe thats the key. My font size is untouched (Smaller – 100%(default) )
http://www.narrowroadmedia.com
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