[DoroF]

Recently I used a lot of art history brushes for my images. Well, I can sace my settings inside my CS3. But some people asked me to give them my settings. No problem, I answered. But there is indeed a problem to do this: In my settings folder, were all the other tpl`s are saved, no one of my settings does appear. There must be a trick to save them, because I once downloaded some settings from another site. They are correctly installed and show up. Please help!!!
Regards
Doro

[smak]

Aren't brushes ABR files?

[DoroF]

No - not Art History brushes. You'll have to look at tools and the ending of these files are .tpl.

[palms1]

From the flyout menu select save brushes and where you want to save them ( like desktop etc)

Palms

[DoroF]

Thanks a lot, palms1, but at this step I was already - it saves all those settings you have in your folder. Even those that are not mine - I just wanted to save only my settings. It doesn't work too if I remove all files located in the tool folder - in a really mysterious way they swap back if I start CS3 again.
Doro

[DannyRaphael]

Once the AHB settings have been saved via the "New preset" dialog, engage the Preset Manager:
* Select (ctrl + click) the settings you wish to save
* Click the Save Sets... button.

IMPORTANT: You must do the save via the Save Sets... button in the Presets Manager dialog, not the Presets > Save Tool Presets dialog. Saving presets via Presets > Save Tool Presets saves ALL your presets, even if you select just one.

It's kind of a weird implementation, but what can I say.

Try this and see if it gets you over the hump.

[Dave.Cox]

I'm not sure if this is it, but try looking in c:\documents\your user id\Application Data\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS3\Adobe Photoshop CS3 Settings\