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| I am having problems with the color pallet.. when I click on it it puts up a message that it is looking for new items & then loading new items.. it has taken as long as 5 or more minutes for it to load. This happens even if I just click on the it to just get the hue & saturation to colorize. Also the color pallet is not docked down & can be moved around. I don't think it has always been that way. I am about ready to give up PSP as it is just to frustrating. I wonder if I reload it will that correct it.
I have not put anything directly into PSP. I have a folder & put things there. I don't even have a path to the tubes or fonts. I have very few brushes. I do have quite a few filters but who doesn't... I have several filters showing that don't work.. how do I get rid of them. It is funny as the color seems to be the only place I am having problems. Dar I NEED HELP.. |
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| Hi Dar, if your workspace is 'Default' in PSP9, try the following....you will lose any customized settings that you have. File > Preferences > Workspace > Load > That should reset PSP. Close PSP and reboot your computer. RE: Plugins...you probably need DLL Files...try the link at the bottom of this message. Joy |
Here is a link that might be useful: Filters & Plug-ins (DLL files bottom of left side)
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| Dar, just in case you need this information...Joy Plugin DLL Windows ME - Unzip the Plugin.dll into your C:\Windows folder AND into your plugins folder. Windows 2000 - Unzip into your C:\WINNT\System folder Windows XP - Unzip into your C:\Windows\System32 folder |
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| Joy I have those in the correct place (searched to be sure) I keep Adobe PhotoDeluxe install mostly for that reason. It is a very old (Version 1)but does the job & is useful once in awhile. If the background is solid it does a great job of tubing. You just have to be sure there is no breaks in the outline. I don't see a default under workspace load. I do see a PSP 9 art media. Thanks for the answer :) Dar |
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| Dar, try this PSP 9 Workspace tutorial....you should be able to click on Default. It's near the bottom under "Loading Workspace". RE: Plugins. It should be some thing like.... Open the Plugin file and find the name of the Plugin you no longer want and delete... Joy |
Here is a link that might be useful: Customizing, Saving & Loading Workspaces (PSP 9)
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| Dar, try finding the plugins in the following file, first... My Documents/My Paint Shop Pro 9 (it may say My Paint Shop Pro, without the 9)...or, if you have filed the plugins in a separate folder you will have to delete them from that folder. The plugins you want to remove may not be in this file, unless you put them there...most of the plugins in this file came with the program and should be working. Joy |
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