PhotoFilmStrip V1.3.5.0    Suggested by Andrew Lee - Updated by webfork on 5 May 2010 49MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (1657) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (8) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 Wolfghost: Extracting not work with uniextract!!! [2009-10-12 17:20]

 uniextract: Extracting _does_work with uniextract :) [2009-10-13 10:02]

 JohnW: I had no problems extracting with Uniextract!!
It is howver unclear as to what files are necessary/desirable/unnecessary for the working program.
Some guidance would have been appreciated [2009-10-13 10:22]

 TT: Writes .PhotoFilmStrip to C:\Documents and Settings\Owner [2009-10-15 17:02]

 Wolfghost: Well I locate problems why I dont get this prog extracted !!
I have downloaded the latest UE like same I have today, but
first time I download UE I download this too from comment:

franck: dont forget to upgrade stuff inside uniextract like tried def, 7zip, innoup for best result:
tried def : URL: http://mark0.net/download/triddefs.zip
7zip : http://downloads.sourceforge.net/sevenzip/7z457.exe
innoup : http://innounp.sourceforge.net/test020.rar

So my conclusion is to use 1.6 and 1.6 with updates !! [2009-11-07 04:12]

 I am Baas: Writes to .PhotoFilmStrip file in %USERPROFILE% (C:\Documents and Settings\{username}) [2010-05-06 01:13]

 Robert: Just download the Windows exe and extract. [2010-05-06 11:41]

 TheBigCheese: The downloaded file has no app directory and no Windows executable. [2010-05-06 14:03]

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