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I have windows XP, I have downloaded a program onto my desktop but when I try to actually 'load' it onto the computer so that I can use it, it keeps asking me for a password???
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What program did you download and from what site?
Tom
Google yielded nothing for "stop action pro 4"
google only shows "Stop Motion Pro",including download.com LINK
Tom
I went to www.downloads.com, got CNET, searched under stop action and found stop action pro 4. I downloaded it but it wants me to enter a password (On the 'reviews', it also shows another person that had the same problem) I have no idea where you get the password from?
Try clicking an option Cancel, OK, etc. if available. Or ask the vendor by contacting them at admin@stopmotionpro.com.
BTW, using UTube to distribute advertising while innovative seems really low.
Charlie
1.) It's actually Stop Motion Pro, not Stop Action Pro.
2.) The password is woody.
3.) The version on download.com is obsolete...Version 5 can be downloaded by clicking here and does not require a password to launch the free trial.
Hope this helps,
John
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