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No screen name said on Dec 10, 2007 at 1:19 PM :
I am working on a PC with duel core quad 2.4 processors. This machine has 4 gigs of ram and a video card with 640 MB DDR3 memory. This system is also running Windows xp Professional x64 Edition. I have loaded Photoshop CS3 extended and we are experiencing low performance. We have checked the bios and tried increasing the memory alowance. Can you suggest alternative configuration or any suggestions why this system is performing so slow.
No screen name said on Dec 24, 2007 at 11:04 AM :
I have been using Photoshop CS3 with no problems on my G-4 running
Tiger. I also have Lightroom, Dreamweaver, Indesign, Bridge CS3, etc.
suddenly i can not open anything in Photoshop. I can still open or import the
same images in Lightroom, Photoshop 7, etc. I read about the print dirver
issue and deleted my print drivers in the print utility and removed my 3rd
party plug-ins. It opened one file and then locked up again. Can I delete and
re-install since I purchased on-line version? Will that help?
flyfishersrule said on Apr 17, 2008 at 11:07 AM :
None of the artistic filters show under my filters menu? are these supposed
to be there in the CS3? How do I access them.
lfoto said on May 6, 2008 at 6:37 PM :
Please help. I am trying to download photos from FOTKI, and place them in my ADOBE 3 starter edition folder. I do not know how to do this directly. FOTKI allows me to download to the desktop. When I import the file to ADOBE, it places the picture in the ADOBE catalogue, but it cannot be seen on the "home" screen with all of the photos. I can only see and print the picture if I know the file name, and search through the "find" option.
I have not been able to move the picture to the file with all the pictures, because I get an "already in catalogue" message.
Please let me know how I can place the downloaded picture in the ADOBE folder with all of the pictures. Thank you, laurarr.randall@gmail.com
"lfoto"
No screen name said on Jun 26, 2008 at 3:40 PM :
When using 'Actions' in PSCS3 several times I've gotten a message saying 'command not available'. Since the software IS installed I'm confused as to why those commands would not be available since they should already 'BE IN' the Action. Can someone please tell me why this is happening and how I can correct the problem?

For example I wanted to use a Water Ripple action and I was told that the 'ripple command' wasn't available. Why isn't it available? I'm at a loss on this. Thanks in advance for any help!
No screen name said on Jun 26, 2008 at 3:43 PM :
When using 'Actions' in PSCS3 several times I've gotten a message saying 'command not available'. Since the software IS installed I'm confused as to why those commands would not be available since they should already 'BE IN' the Action. Can someone please tell me why this is happening and how I can correct the problem?

For example I wanted to use a Water Ripple action and I was told that the 'ripple command' wasn't available. Why isn't it available? I'm at a loss on this. Thanks in advance for any help!
No screen name said on Jun 30, 2008 at 5:56 PM :
When using PSCS3 some of the filters are not available when you are in the 16 bits/channel or higher.
Try this; 1. Go to "IMAGES" > "MODE" , and select 8 bits/channel.
That will make all filters available. If that doesn't work,
2. Try checking your Layers to be sure you are working on the correct layer.
3. Always be sure your "SELECTION TOOL" is in the DE-Select. function.

Good Luck.
Theo
No screen name said on Sep 15, 2008 at 2:07 PM :
I just recently purchased a new computer, and at the same time upgraded from PS CS2 to CS3. I have an Intel Quadcore 9400 processor--2.67GHRTz, with 4 Gigs of RAM. For a week or so, I had no problems. Now, when opening files in ACR, I get a message that I can open no more than 200 files at a time. Also PS is freezing up almost constantly. For instance: I'll be making an adjustment to an image, click on the next on, and nothing happens. The program will just freeze, and I have to do a cntrl/alt delete to shutdown PS. I am also getting a message when trying to save files, that "there is not enought memory". When I have to shut down the program, of course I lose all my corrections. BYW

 

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