Adobe Photoshop CS
Thursday, March 18, 2004 by Matchbook | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
I just picked up a copy of Photoshop CS, an upgrade from Photoshop7 [which I normally used...]
- But I'm wondering how, if at all, you import all of your old custom patterns to CS from 7.0???? Any ideas??? I'd hate to lose them all because of an upgrade.
hehe
Thanks in advance........
- But I'm wondering how, if at all, you import all of your old custom patterns to CS from 7.0???? Any ideas??? I'd hate to lose them all because of an upgrade.
hehe Thanks in advance........
IPlural
Reply #2 Thursday, March 18, 2004 10:11 AM
Reply #2 Thursday, March 18, 2004 10:11 AM
you can copy them as suggested, or depending on how many ado and aco files you might have you can create a folder off ot the adobe directory for them and then load them as needed...
I have so many shapes, styles, aco, ado's that is I just put them into their respect folders I can not view them all and it is a pain in the back side, so I set up :
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Color Books
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Gradiants
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Custom Shapes
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Styles
and so on and then load as needed....
it also makes it so I can move back and forth between versions without have copys of the same files all over my drive.
I have so many shapes, styles, aco, ado's that is I just put them into their respect folders I can not view them all and it is a pain in the back side, so I set up :
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Color Books
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Gradiants
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Custom Shapes
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Styles
and so on and then load as needed....
it also makes it so I can move back and forth between versions without have copys of the same files all over my drive.
MGiff
Reply #3 Thursday, March 18, 2004 11:33 AM
Reply #3 Thursday, March 18, 2004 11:33 AM
What I did, to be on the safe side, was to copy the folders to my desktop before I installed CS. Then when it was installed, I just moved it to the folder in CS. I don't believe it saved the presets or plugins when I upgraded.
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Reply #1 Thursday, March 18, 2004 8:21 AM