The 8bf files are in the data.cab file...if I copy them into the photoshop plugin folder I am able to use the filter. But will this method degrade performance in photoshop? Maybe I am better off just opening the file in PaintShopPro if I want to use that filter?
Thanks!
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- Sat Sep 07, 2002 2:20 pm
- Forum: Photoshop-compatible Plugins
- Topic: PS and Painter don't "see" Virtual Painter
- Replies: 6
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- Thu Sep 05, 2002 3:58 pm
- Forum: Photoshop-compatible Plugins
- Topic: PS and Painter don't "see" Virtual Painter
- Replies: 6
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PS and Painter don't "see" Virtual Painter
RE: Access Virtual Painter from PhotoShop and Painter I purchased/installed PaintshopPro Anniversary. Then purchased the download Virtual Painter program and installed in my c:\Plugins folder. I AM able to use the Virtual Painter filters in PaintShop Pro with NO watermarks.. I use shortcuts in Photo...