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Or maybe you mean that you can only see one at the time, instead of seeing them all at once. If that is the case, go to Window > Tabbed Document and uncheck that.

What error message are you specifically getting? And is it on every script you run or only some? if it is only on some, which are they?

Thanks. I just realized that i was trying to use Sinedots 1 instead of Sinedots 2. Silly me!

I can run the Dragonfly/Sinedots plugin on all versions up to 2018 but can't on 2019 and 2020.
Has anyone been able to use that plugin on those versions? If so, how? I tried the 32 and 64 bits with the same non-success.

It has been documented as a bug now.

Gradients are not presets. Maybe you are looking in the wrong place. Gradients are in the Material properties dialog box. Click on one of the swatches of the Materials palette, and click on the Gradient tab. That is where they should show up.

ehume wrote:
They should. Those ingredients make great layers. And sandwich as metaphor. What a simple -- and because simple very effective -- way to teach about layers.

That is how I teach. I am very VISUAL.
Who knows? Maybe Corel will ask me (and the video would need to be updated as it uses an old version)

Glad you liked it and found it useful (and entertaining?).

I wonder if Corel would want a Sandwich tutorial for the Discovery Center! LOL

There is a tutorial and an exercise here if you are interested:
https://scrapbookcampus.com/how-to/layers/

I am not sure you can rotate the CANVAS without rotating the content. However, you can change the orientation in the New File command: Change Orientation.jpg If you want to change the orientation of a canvas once you have content on it, you could use the Canvas size and manually switch the values. C...

Thanks. Even after 15 years of using PSP, I still discover new things!

I see. In older versions, that icon shows "Custom template" and newer ones show "New template".

I guess I was looking for a way to create a new custom template for the Print Layout but that is obviously not the way to do it. Any idea of how to do it?

I see that on all my versions, but my question is about creating a NEW template, from the very first icon in the toolbar. You see the same thing? Nothing happens when you click it?

In the Print Layout window, I can choose an existing template, but by hovering over the first icon on the toolbar, it says "New Template". Strangely, I have tried several versions of PSP on two different machines, and clicking on that icon does absolutely nothing. Is that where I could create my own...

I doubt Corel would make tutorials specifically to "do in PSP what is done in PS", but you can see lots of tutorials on how to do things (just no mention of Photoshop equivalent). But there is so much to cover, it will take a while. If there is something specific you would like to see, why not post ...