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I just purchased Nero 9 intending to use it to put my collection of
home digital movies on DVD with titles, background music and voice
overs. Just no, in my email, I got an offer from Nero for 50% off Nero
Move It. According to the way I read the description, it does what I
expected Nero 9 to do. BTW, I haven't had a chance to use Nero 9 yet.
Can someone tell me the difference? Did I purchase the wrong thing?
Thanks........

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>I just purchased Nero 9 intending to use it to put my collection of
> home digital movies on DVD with titles, background music and voice
> overs. Just no, in my email, I got an offer from Nero for 50% off Nero
> Move It. According to the way I read the description, it does what I
> expected Nero 9 to do. BTW, I haven't had a chance to use Nero 9 yet.
> Can someone tell me the difference? Did I purchase the wrong thing?

Why not use Nero 9 for the purpose for which you bought it, and
then post results here? You will probably find that Nero 9 has a
wider range of functions than those in Nero Move. (Vendors of
audio and video software seem nowadays often to market
variously bundled groups of what is essentially the same software.)

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Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)

On Sat, 24 Oct 2009 14:57:31 -0400, "Don Phillipson"
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>>I just purchased Nero 9 intending to use it to put my collection of
>> home digital movies on DVD with titles, background music and voice
>> overs. Just no, in my email, I got an offer from Nero for 50% off Nero
>> Move It. According to the way I read the description, it does what I
>> expected Nero 9 to do. BTW, I haven't had a chance to use Nero 9 yet.
>> Can someone tell me the difference? Did I purchase the wrong thing?
>
>Why not use Nero 9 for the purpose for which you bought it, and
>then post results here? You will probably find that Nero 9 has a
>wider range of functions than those in Nero Move. (Vendors of
>audio and video software seem nowadays often to market
>variously bundled groups of what is essentially the same software.)

Thanks, good idea!