[Dr. Bang]

well, it improves the interfaces and add more features to the brush. But right now, i cant use the brush cause of its damn stupid setting, not sure if its the prog fault.

You can always download the "trial" version. *SUPER WINK* *SUPER WINK*

[jesusclone]

Well regaurdless of what you guys say... I think Photoshop 7 is a godsend. I'd get it for the new painting system alone. it saves me SOooooo much time, it just takes a lot of getting used to

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[-HoodZ-]

yeah it takes time to getting used to.....somethimes i dont even switch brushes i just change the size and opacity...

[Dr. Bang]

mza. also PS7 have the scattering option which really helps.



JesusClone, every time i change to a different brush, PS7 automatictly set my brush dynamic setting to Factory's default. Do you know how how to apply the brush dynamic setting to all the brushes at once?

[ May 01, 2002: Message edited by: Dr. Bang ]

[Phil]

Whoa.......

Okay Bang, I've had my copy for over a week now. The only way I know of to keep your brush settings is to make your own custum brushes. This is annoying at first, but once it's done you'll have a good "toolbox" full of brushes. Remember you can scale any brush using the two bracket buttons on your keyboard (above the enter key).

I for one love PS7 even though it was very pricey. Yes some features are annoying, but I said that when 6 came out and I ended up loving that. I think I need at least 3 more weeks until I really dig 7.

[Light]

I cant get my photoshop 7 to recognize my opacity setting but I found something on photoshop forum that may be the answer!!!

See here!!

Upon installing PS 7 and going through the tutorial CD, I noticed that my Wacom Intuos's pressure sensitivity was not working and nothing I did would make it work.

So, I resorted to downloading the latest driver from Wacom (Released March 21, 2002) which is a little newer than the last driver I had installed. After uninstalling the old driver, rebooting, and then installing this new version, my pen now works and I can start using the new, cool brush features of PS 7 I don't know if this will resolve the other issues people have been having, but it fixed mine.

Additional Note: If you are logged into your computer at work using a domain login instead of a local login (even if you are an admin), the install program may fail as it did for me. I had to logon locally and then the driver installed correctly.

Here's the link to Wacom's newest driver:

English - Driver 4.72-4 (RC) for Windows http://www.wacom.com/productsupport/mysupport.cfm?platform=windows

Good luck! Todd M. Taylor

Todd, I had the same problem as you did. I orginally downloaded and installed the latest driver. Problem remained. The upgrade only worked after I deleted the earlier driver. Thanks

Don
I think I've solved it...

Delete the "wacom.dat" file (on W2K, it's c:\winnt\system32\wacom.dat)

Then load the Wacom Tablet control panel, exit the control panel, it will create a new wacom.dat file.

Then load photoshop, and voila. Pressure and tilt.



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Woo hoo!!

Gotta try this..


Thanks to me for solving my problem

I'm the best!! thanks a lot me.

[runab0ut]

that worked!

[-HoodZ-]

i'll try this later....

[GodOfWar]

quote:

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Originally posted by Dr. Bang:
WHO IN HERE DOES NOT HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THEIR BRUSH SETTING!!!!?

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Me.

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