Images in an Intro Slide

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Hello, I am new to the software and I have an issue with intro sides. I have an intro with text and background and 4 small images. I am trying to put 2 of the images on the top left side by side and 2 on the bottom right side by side. I can get 2 of them correct but when I try to move the other image using the Enable Drag To Move the other image in the top left goes back to its original place. How do I make it uniform? I was trying to add an image here but I cannot figure out how to do it.

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"The issue in NCH Photostage, where dragging a fourth image causes a previously positioned image to snap back to its original place, is likely related to how the software manages overlay layers and drag positions. This behavior can happen if the images are not being locked in place after being positioned, or if overlapping positions reset when a new image is dragged, especially when using the "Enable Drag To Move" mode.

How to Achieve Uniform Placement

After placing each image in the correct position, try to deselect or lock it before dragging the next image. Some slideshow editors require you to "apply" or "lock" each image's position so that manipulating other layers doesn't affect those already placed.
Use the right-side overlays panel to select each image individually. Adjust their X and Y position values numerically if possible, as this can provide more precision and prevent reset issues.
If images continue to move after placing new ones, consider placing them in the desired order (top left, then top right, then bottom left, then bottom right) but always deselect any currently selected image before you move another.
If numeric entry is available in the properties, use it instead of dragging, as this avoids the drag-to-move logic errors that can occur.

Troubleshooting Steps

Make sure each image is added as a separate overlay layer, not as part of a grouped layer.
After each move, check for an option like "Apply," "OK," or "Lock" to save the image’s position before selecting another.
If there's still trouble, consult the PhotoStage help PDF or tutorial videos to see if there’s a specific workflow recommended for multiple overlays.

If the issue persists, it may be a software bug or a limitation of the overlay feature. You can reach out to NCH technical support for direct help"