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| LAB problem |
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| Re: LAB problem That happened to me. ![]() As I remember it was some plug-in that was causing the trouble. If you recently installed some new plug-in, turn it off (put a "_" in front of the folder) Otherwise turn off all plug-ins and re-enable one-by-one until you find the offender. Rô |
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| Re: LAB problem wow, ok, I'll do that now and post which one. thanx! |
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| Re: LAB problem K it's in my cs2 plugins folder. I have bunches in there. What do you mean put the folder in quotes? |
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| Re: LAB problem Oops, it wasn't an underscore it's a tilde. Rename the folder with the offending plug-ins, or the plug-in itself. Like this: Digimarc ---> ~Digimarc That way you don't need to delete the plug-in; Photoshop will just ignore the folder when scanning. Rô |
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| Re: LAB problem OK, just in case anyone else has this issue. I had my cs3 looking in my cs2 plugins folder. Two folders in that folder were causing the problems. They were:extensions and file formats. I put the tilda in front of the file name and now I have lab and the layer blend mode problem is gone. I owe ya a beer byro. |
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| Re: LAB problem OK, next time you're in Brazil look me up. |
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