Hi Everyone,
I have just installed a new pc i saved the folders downloaded with PSPX6 to a seperate hard drive, i installed the new pc and re installed PSP i sent the folders from the seperate back to my documents on the pc.....I have noticed though that the picture tubes that i made are no longer visible within the presets in PSP, I have also just exported a couple of picture that i did and while they are present in the presets in PSP they do not appear in the picture tubes folder in my documents......Any help please?
Lost Picture Tubes.
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Lost Picture Tubes.
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Re: Lost Picture Tubes.
Have you checked the file locations under menu File/Preferences/File locations?
There you can check where PSP searches for tubes, and where it saves new ones.
There you can check where PSP searches for tubes, and where it saves new ones.
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Re: Lost Picture Tubes.
Hi Forriner,
Thank you, i had a look there and there are two tubes in the main central window that i just created, the send destination in the bottom window is correct but how do i go about forwarding it to its destination? I see that each folder is in the window to the left...Whats the sending procedure please?
Thank you, i had a look there and there are two tubes in the main central window that i just created, the send destination in the bottom window is correct but how do i go about forwarding it to its destination? I see that each folder is in the window to the left...Whats the sending procedure please?
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Re: Lost Picture Tubes.
Barbelfisher wrote:Hi Forriner,
Thank you, i had a look there and there are two tubes in the main central window that i just created, the send destination in the bottom window is correct but how do i go about forwarding it to its destination? I see that each folder is in the window to the left...Whats the sending procedure please?
File -> Export -> Picture Tube should send it to the destination you specified under File -> Preferences -> File Locations -> Picture Tubes -> Save to
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Re: Lost Picture Tubes.
In your case on an XP machine the address of your Picture Tube folder should be:
C:\Documents and Settings\*UserName*\My Documents\Corel PaintShop Pro\16.0
Normally when you make / create a picture tube (object (s) on a transparent background, they will be saved here.
If you are bringing in some previous picture tubes they should also be copied to this folder.
If you want to put picture tubes in a different folder outside of My Documents then you will need to direct PSP X6 to find them there and that is when you use File > Preferences > File Locations to thne browse to that location and Add it.
PSPX6 as with the other versions of paintshop pro comes with some Corel picture tubes. These are in your Application Data section
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Corel\Corel PaintShop Pro X6\Corel_10
These will be the few installed with X6 as well as the Creative whatsit you download separately and install. (Creative Collections and Creative Content - I keep getting them mixed up I wish they would get a distinguishing name to separate them).
C:\Documents and Settings\*UserName*\My Documents\Corel PaintShop Pro\16.0
Normally when you make / create a picture tube (object (s) on a transparent background, they will be saved here.
If you are bringing in some previous picture tubes they should also be copied to this folder.
If you want to put picture tubes in a different folder outside of My Documents then you will need to direct PSP X6 to find them there and that is when you use File > Preferences > File Locations to thne browse to that location and Add it.
PSPX6 as with the other versions of paintshop pro comes with some Corel picture tubes. These are in your Application Data section
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Corel\Corel PaintShop Pro X6\Corel_10
These will be the few installed with X6 as well as the Creative whatsit you download separately and install. (Creative Collections and Creative Content - I keep getting them mixed up I wish they would get a distinguishing name to separate them).
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