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What Format for Picture Tubes
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What Format for Picture Tubes
I have lots of picture tubes from an old version of PSP. I now have PSP X5. What is the correct format for the pictures? I have both psp and tub.
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Re: What Format for Picture Tubes
I have both .tub and .psptube extensions in my files and both work in X5. I believe .tub was from older versions and .psptube is used in newer versions but they both work. Maybe someone else can explain what the difference is and why it was changed.
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Re: What Format for Picture Tubes
They changed the extensions with PSP8. I could be wrong but I think they changed them because other software programs were using some of the same extensions. By adding the "PSP" to them, there would be no mistaking them for anything other than Paint Shop Pro files.
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