How to Play Separate Clips as One Continuous Movie

Problem:
  When the DVD is made of the project, each clip plays as a separate 'chapter'
  - but Customer wants DVD to play as one continuous movie. 

Q:  In PowerDirector:
    After I produced each set of clips separately, I pulled them all together
    on one workspace by clicking "Yes" when asked, "Would you like to add 
    previous work to the Library?" 
 
    After I had all movies in one workspace, I right-clicked and chose: 
   "Add to work space" until I created one continuous movie. It was all added
    to the workspace in the Video section (?). 

    I then produced the long movie and saved it. I could not find it when I
    tried to open it through PowerProducer, because PowerDirector saved it as
    a PDS file, and PowerProducer cannot open this file type. 


A:  When you assembled your clips into a movie, were you in Timeline view or
    in Storyboard view?  In the Help item "Add a Clip to the Workspace" there
    is a Note that recommends using the Timeline view for assembling a movie. 

    In the Timeline view, you want to drag items from the Library down onto 
    the Timeline, where you can see how the clips will play as time goes by
    in the project. For instance, maybe Clip 1 will stop at 00:01:38.00 on
    the timeline.

    You can insert Clip 2 (drag it down from the Library) onto the timeline
    so that it begins right at 00:01:38:01, right where Clip 1 ends. This will
    make a seamless edit with instant transition from one 'scene' to the next.

    For Producing the final movie, the software is set up for you to Produce
    Movie (in PowerDirector, File > Produce Movie (F11)) and then choose the
    appropriate items in the wizard that opens. This will make the appropriate
    type of files on your computer, in the location shown in the Export File
    field under the Preview window. 

    From there, you can either save a file that can later be burned to a DVD 
    by your DVD-burning program, or you click Burn Movie in PowerDirector and
    PowerProducer will open and open its own wizard. 
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