In making a slide-show in MF6, I would like to present the filename with "Edit subtitle". I can't hide the extension of the filename however.
In my pc extensions are never shown, but they suddenly pop-up here. Is this the standard way of MF? I could write a tiltle of course, but only the filename would do the job. Do I miss something? Any suggestion will be appreciated.
W.Kok
Cannot hide extension
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Ron P.
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Thanks Ron, you're right, extensions are hidden in Explorer.vidoman wrote:No, the extension is part of the filename. In Windows Explorer the settings in Tools>Folder Options>View are obviously set to Hide Extensions for Known file types. This affects Windows Explorer only, not applications.
Writing (a lot) of titles is obviously the only solution.
W.Kok