I made a ‘practice’ slideshow and when I go back to Open Project and try to edit it tells me it can’t open it and I have tried every way I know. My sister will be bringing more photos and my parents need to make an official OK on the photos we have chosen so some may need to be removed, etc. I pretty much have the jist down of making the moving and saving it BUT I need to be able to go back in and edit and make changes to the slideshow several times after I create it. I am making a slideshow for my parents 50th anniversary in Windows Live Movie Maker. Simply click on the Add music button, navigate to the location of the required MP3 file and select the one you want: Once your photos are displayed in the main pane you can now add a music track. Whether you choose to drag and drop the photos or import them via the browse feature don’t forget to select (highlight) all the photos in the folder. I can assure you though, once you get used to it, it is very simple and easy to use: Windows Live Movie Maker’s GUI has adopted the modern Ribbon style menu which on first viewing appears somewhat confusing, at least to the uninitiated. Then hit “Enter” and you will see that the photos now share a common name and are all numbered sequentially. for my sample slideshow I renamed the first photo “Beautiful Tasmania (01)”. Give the photo a suitable title followed by the number 01 in parenthesis…e.g. Now, sort the photos into the correct order of display and then rename them sequentially: select (highlight) all the photos, right click on the first photo and select Rename. If the photos are scattered about in different folders create a new folder and give it a suitable title, then transfer all your required photos to that one folder. Before you even open Windows Live Movie Maker make sure all the photos you wish to use are contained in the one folder. One of the most important yet often neglected aspects of this process is the preparation.
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