Coming soon -- The Muvipix Guide to Premiere Elements 7

[Steve Grisetti]

And you can check out a preview chapter of the book as well as browse the Table of Contents on our product page.
http://muvipix.com/products.php

[ridon127]

I am so looking forward to that book..

[Steve Grisetti]

Me too, to be perfectly honest!

[Peru]

If I have the PE2 book, and am using version 3, would I be able to get any additional, useful info from the new book?

[Steve Grisetti]

I'd say the "In A Snap" book is much more closely aligned with the workspace in version 3, Peru.

With the major overhaul in version 4, though, the new book will probably be a better companion for versions 4 and 7.

(Although, to really confuse things, there are many how-tos in "In a Snap" that aren't in "The Muvipix Guide", so the new book doesn't entirely supercede the old either.)

[Peru]

Thanks, Steve.

[Jay]

Hey, Steve
Where dose the line start for your book. I've been waiting for you or Chuck to write another book putting down all the tricks/tips into one place.
Congrad. Steve. Are you having fun or what?
Jay

[Steve Grisetti]

Yes, Jay. I feel fulfilled.

Thanks for asking.

[Svein Berger]

I've just ordered the book on Amazon. Just have to wait for the book coming by snale male. A looong way to Norway.
Can't wait to read it.

[Steve Grisetti]

Tusen takk, Svein.

Wish I could personally rush it to you!

[Svein Berger]

Tusen takk, Svein.

Bare hyggelig, Steve.

I did not know that you are speaking Norwegian!
Nice, then I can change to my native language when I really need to explain my problem in depth.

[Steve Grisetti]

Does anybody know how to say "uh oh" in Norwegian?

[Svein Berger]

Does anybody know how to say "uh oh" in Norwegian?

Well Steve, you could say "uffda". And it's not an ugly word.

[Chuck Engels]

That's a very popular word in Minnesota Svein

[Svein Berger]

That's a very popular word in Minnesota Svein

I've never been in Minnesota or USA. But 've heard that a place there is called Little Norway, and I assume they have many Norwegian ancestors.
So maybe that's why they say "uffda" when they have done something .....