Ulead 1.0 - Manual (Page 192)

14—14 SpruceUp User’s Guide
The Working Directory for Title Set is not a valid path. Please provide a
valid path.
Change the Working Directory to a different drive or correct access problems with the
existing drive.
There is no DVD project for writing.
You must have a project consisting of at least one movie before you can export.
This is a Trial version with a limit of 2 exports.
Indicates that the trial version's two export limit has been reached. See the Registering
SpruceUp topic for details on upgrading to a full version.
This project was created with a newer version and cannot be loaded.
A newer version of SpruceUp created this project. Upgrade your version to the newest.
Select Help in the Menu Bar, then Register/Upgrade.
This projects exceeds a 255 PGC limit which can cause potential problems
with some first generation DVD players!
This is only a warning, and only happens with very large projects. PGCs (Program Chains)
provide instructions for DVD players to follow. Very early DVD players were limited in the
number of PGCs they could handle. Since these players are becoming fewer, you may
consider ignoring this warning. Alternatively, simplify the title by minimizing the number of
Chapter Points, movies, and menus.
This will delete the file from the current style directory and it cannot be
undone!
Indicates the file (background or button) will be deleted from this Style Gallery. It is not
placed in the Recycle Bin - it is permanantly deleted.
Tips.txt file is absent.
The Launch Window's Tips.txt file is not in the SpruceUp launch directory (the one
containing the SpruceUp.exe file).
Tips.txt file is corrupt.
The Launch Window's Tips.txt file is improperly formatted. It must be a raw text file with
carriage returns at the end of each tip.
Title Set was not sucessfully created.
General indication that the title set could not be created. Verify drives and directories
involved are all valid.
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Unable to Add or Duplicate Movie. Maximum of 99 Movies reached.
SpruceUp allows a maximum of 99 movies within a project (in the Media Gallery).
Unable to parse assets from locked media such as CD-Rom or DVD-Rom
drives. Copy assets to local hard disk and try again.
This means movies cannot be imported directly from a read-only source (CD-ROM for
example) and you must have read/write privileges at its location.
Unable to write Disc Image. No DLT Device!
Verify connections and status of the drive. Shut the computer down and completely power
cycle everything. Ensure the drive is not overheating.