| Making a reticle [message #52910] |
Mon, 27 October 2003 10:45  |
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TheMouse
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I read the tutorial, but I have photoshop Elements. this wasn't a problem until I got to this bit:
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4. Now go to window =& show channels if the channels palette isn't open already, and go ahead and create a new channel. We'll stick with the default title of "Alpha 1"
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There isn't a show channels option under the window menu. It doesn't appear that elements can do that...
I'm in RGB color mode, too. Does anyone know if Elements can do this?
(I also don't have the nvidia utility. Is there anywhere I can download it?)
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| Making a reticle [message #53379] |
Fri, 31 October 2003 08:28  |
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TheMouse
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| TheMouse |
I read the tutorial, but I have photoshop Elements. this wasn't a problem until I got to this bit:
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4. Now go to window =& show channels if the channels palette isn't open already, and go ahead and create a new channel. We'll stick with the default title of "Alpha 1"
There isn't a show channels option under the window menu. It doesn't appear that elements can do that...
I'm in RGB color mode, too. Does anyone know if Elements can do this?
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My question was "can elements do this."
Also, I got the trial version of photoshop 7.0, downloaded the nvidia utility and installed it, but photoshop still can't save as a .dds file. it also gives me a missing dll file error.
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