Hi everybody! first of all I have to say that I'm italian so my english is
not good. I apologize.My problem is the following one: suddenly I am not able
anymore to use WWM: the program opens regularly, but it is impossible to drag
files(images, video or audio files) into the storyboard or the timeline. Any
error message appears. That's all. What can I do? My operating System is
"Vista Home Premium" 32 bit. The installed version of Windows Movie Maker is
6.0 (build 6000). Where is it possibe (if it is possible) to download again
the program in the case I will not able to find a solution? many thanks

Currently, I am having the same issue. The last time I tried to use the
program was almost 2 months ago before I moved to Ohio from Missouri. I
cannot get the bloody thing to work. Have you heard anything on the issue?

I am having a problem with WMM in Vista Premium. Every time I click publish
button WMM freezes. I have read several post where other people are having
the same prblem, But no fixes available.

"Adam Albright" wrote:

> On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 22:58:00 -0700, Giocagiò
> <Giocagiò@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >Hi everybody! first of all I have to say that I'm italian so my english is
> >not good. I apologize.My problem is the following one: suddenly I am not able
> >anymore to use WWM: the program opens regularly, but it is impossible to drag
> >files(images, video or audio files) into the storyboard or the timeline. Any
> >error message appears. That's all. What can I do? My operating System is
> >"Vista Home Premium" 32 bit. The installed version of Windows Movie Maker is
> >6.0 (build 6000). Where is it possibe (if it is possible) to download again
> >the program in the case I will not able to find a solution? many thanks
>
>
> One odd "feature" of movie maker is it doesn't allow direct dragging
> to the timeline. You need to import first. THEN once your picture or
> video files show on screen under imported media you should be able to
> drag them from there to the timeline or storyboard.
>
> I use another product, Sony's Vegas, and every time I play with Movie
> Maker I laugh over this dumbness. It is one of many poorly designed
> "features" for some unexplained reason Microsoft has a bad habit of
> incorporating into most of their applications. They're clumsy, if they
> work at all.
>
>