If you don't know where it is: On the top of Profiler > View > Lock Layout.

If you are interested I can send you a copy of the html window I use for overviews. I didn't like the one that Invelos done either... so made my own which has... title, original title and overview with the blue background. Looks like this...

Even the customer reviews at Amazon state it is an unoffial/bootleg release...

This Brazilian import is a retitled but direct copy of the out-of-print Bob Dylan video "Hard To Handle," a document of his 1986 Australian tour backed by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. Unfortunately there is very little Bob on official DVD, so the less than stellar video and audio on this release is very disappointing. Hopefully a better version will be released by Sony/Columbia. In the meantime if you have the VHS version it's better than this. If you don't have the VHS, than you should get this at least for the performance.

another

another bootleg dvd, all this material is being traded among fans for free and often in better quality.

Some of the Bob Dylan Heartbreakers Live in Australia DVDs floating around on Amazon (ALL bootlegs)


The ONLY official releases of this concert (Hard To Handle):


CBS/Fox VHS (1986)

 
CBS/Sony Lazerdisc (1986)

I agree with Pete.

A couple of weeks after its release I bought a blu-ray of Les Miserables from Amazon (UK) and what arrived was a definite bootleg. But it was a very professional looking one. Needless to say it was returned to Amazon and I reported the seller.

Addicted2DVD : Absolutely, pardner, I love it. I might break it trying to install it, but I love it! 

scotthm : Yes, sir! Mostly Beatles stuff : 30-or-so CDs (some of which have finally been released). A couple of Dylan things - but fortunately, except for video, he came to his senses and released tons of stuff, especially the fantastic Live '66 with The Band. I listened to that on boot for 20-30 years, but Bob's official, computer-corrected release beat the boot like a bad drum! I do have 6 Beatle boot BDs that I wouldn't give up for money or gold - just about every minute of which should've been released (BUT THAT I WON'T EVER UPLOAD HERE BECAUSE THE SITE DOESN'T WANT ME TO AND THAT'S THEIR RIGHT). Every day fans who made the Fabs rich die wanting to see and hear this stuff. See my comments below pertaining to the immorality of creative suppression. Anyway, like Paul sang:

Well, when I met you at the station
You were standing with a bootleg in your hand
I took you back to my little place
For a taste of a multicoloured band
We're gonna get Hi Hi Hi, the night is young
She'll be my funky little mama, gonna rock it and we've only just begun

JMGuer : For a guy who "Don't konow or care....no horse in this race", you sure have jumped all over this. What is that now … 5-6 posts? All the while ignoring my careful explanation of the law, or, if you prefer, the legal loophole which leaves a gray area which makes these … I don't know, what's the word … oh yeah, LEGAL! Tell ya what, instead of this cause celeb BS, why don't you call Sony up and tell them all about it - I'm sure they and their army of lawyers have never heard about this DVD; and then you can call Amazon and get them to root out this den of thieves - but, oh, it would have to be illegal.

See, if Sony did re-release this here (and, uh, HBO would have a say as well, counselor), they might have a leg to stand on because they'd be enforcing their rights by acting on them. One of the chief reasons that so many of the early boots came out of Luxembourg and Italy and other bastions of freedom of expression was because the laws in those countries came closer to my beliefs than our laws do - specifically, concerning the premise that if you don't use it, you lose it. In other words, copyright could and should be used to protect economic rights, but not to suppress artistic product which existed in the public domain - and which people wanted. It's also one of the reasons that many places in the world don't extend copyright protection for as long as we do here - with the result that more things stay in print overseas. Maybe you should go chase an ambulance along with those idiot posters on Amazon. Do you really believe that no-one has ever brought this to Amazon's attention? 

Oh, and by the way, they speak Portuguese in Portugal. Perhaps you've heard of it? It's a little European country which borders Spain? Officially, and legally, it's called the Portuguese Republic - and their official language is the Portuguese Language. Like I said, call the cops. This crime must be at least as big as … oh say, the Lindbergh kidnapping? I'm sure they'll get right on it - and maybe Sony will throw in some officially legal Bob Dylan CDs for ya. 

Quoting Early Memphis:

Quote:
Addicted2DVD : Absolutely, pardner, I love it. I might break it trying to install it, but I love it! 

HTML Window: Alternate Overview

Go to View-->HTML Windows-->Edit
Then Click the icon that looks like a blank sheet of paper (or Section-->New)

Name new Screen Overview

In this new screen replace existing text with...

Quote:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript">
<!--
<DP NAME="HEADER_VARS" Language="JavaScript" Comments="True" IncludeCast="False" IncludeCrew="False">
//-->
</SCRIPT>

</HEAD>
<BODY style="background-color:#82a9e2; overflow: auto;">
<center>
<font size="6"><b><DP NAME="TITLE" ShowDesc="Yes"></b></Font><br>
<DP NAME="ORIGINAL_TITLE" ShowDesc="No" UseTitleIfBlank="No" ></center>
<hr>
<font size="4"><DP NAME="OVERVIEW"></font>
</BODY>
</HTML>

...and click OK

Next go to View-->HTML Windows and check Overview... place this window where you want it.

Then finally go to View-->Windows and uncheck Overview.

Now you are done. Really not hard at all but if you have a problem just post here and I (or someone else if I not around I am sure) will be happy to help out the best I can.

Was happy to do it... glad you had no problem  adding it.