[REQ] urgent maple
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oooH cool site!!
Okay now for Pete the noobie to emerge.
I have just recently (read last week) downloaded a trial version of Adobe CS5 and as of yet just learned curves and content aware fill. I'm a seasoned Paintshop user but kinda out of my depth with Photoshop, so can you explain where you put this preset and how you access it in PS.
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When You download tiler there is a text file inside the archive with instructions.
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I read that and installed it accordingly, however it goes on to say you can select that in the plugin menu...where is that in CS5? I do not have anything there called plugins, I have filters and effects but no plugins.
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Filter > Richard Rosenman > tiler
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Pete the noobie (
) I have Ps CS5 64-bit now, so that plugin doesn't work. I've installed it in XN-view: just put it in a folder called "8bf" and find it under "filters"-->"adobe photoshop plugin". If you have PS 32 bit I assume you can put that in the plugin-->filter folder and find it under "filter" menu. -
So where is the plugin menu?

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AHA!! so I'm not going mad.
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As I said I don't have it in PS, sorry, but could you try under "filter-->other" maybe?
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Just fyi, those filters work just fine in Irfanview.
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Pete, install it here:
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0\Plug-Ins\Filters
You should see it here:

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Pete,
Have you seen Arroways new vaneers? I bought both and they are fantstic
http://www.arroway-textures.com/en/products/wood-1
http://www.arroway-textures.com/en/products/wood-2
Scott
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Scott, I have those also, I bought them for this in the hopes they would work, but just not close enough to clients samples.
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Damn clients
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