There are no other programs that can use Movie Maker project files.... you
have two choices...

1.. render each of the projects to movies and import the 3 movies as source
files for your larger project.

2.. copy and paste the contents of the 3 projects to a single project....
use standard Windows copy/paste commands and toggle back and forth between
the projects as needed.

Use Control-A to select all the clips on the timeline > Control-C to copy
them > Control-V to paste them into the other project. Two or three trips
between each project will get them all into you combined large one.

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"Charles Shapiro" <cshapiro2@cox.net> wrote in message
news:740C68A4-B75F-4BE6-9F9E-8C598A782A7E@microsoft.com...
> Windows Vista.
>
> I am trying to import multiple projects into the Windows Movie Maker. I
> see in the help where I can import multiple clips, but that doesn't seem
> to work with multiple projects. I have these projects (3 of them) made at
> different times, that I want to import into the Movie Maker so I can do
> the editing. If I edit one, then try to import the second it REPLACES the
> 1st.
>
> I have tried dragging and dropping on the timeline, but again it just
> replaces whats there.
>
> Is there a way to have all three projects import into the timeline at the
> same time?
>
> Now I can import the first, then open the 2nd and 3rd projects and drag
> and drop on the timeline, but thats allot more work this way, And when
> it's all done, there will probably be 2-3 more projects.
>
> If the Movie Maker is not capable of this, can you recommend a commercial
> (or other) program that will import multiple projects?
>
> Thanks for any assistance
>
> ..Chip..