I'm sorry but I have to agree with Su here. I have a folder set up called Photoshop goodies with sub folders for filters, brushes, gradients, custom shapes, etc. First of all, if for some reason you ever have to re-install Photoshop for any reason you also have to go through the process of adding back all of those extras into the respective folders. There is no reason at all to have to place all of those extra's inside the program files.
Grandpa
To: photoshop-beginners@yahoogroups.com
From: joseph.tansey@gmail.com
Date: Sat, 6 Feb 2010 11:08:26 -0500
Subject: Re: [photoshop-beginners] adding more brushes
Who besides you says adding brushes etc, to your brushes folder in PS. I
just did a google and everyone I read said copy to your photoshop brushes
folder. I do know that you can have a directory for your extras such as
filters, brushes, etc but the worse way? No way.
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From: "Susan Rex" <srex@platinum.ca >
Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2010 9:09 AM
To: <photoshop-beginners@yahoogroups.com >
Subject: [photoshop-beginners] adding more brushes
> Do not add brushes, styles, patterns, gradients, etc to your program file,
> it's one of the worst ways you can possibly save extras. Always keep them
> in a separate file either with your documents or somewhere outside of the
> program where you can easily find them. When you need to use them just
> load
> what you need. This is also true for 3rd party filters, keep them in
> separate files too but for filters you must link through Files -
> Preferences - Plug-ins and check the additional plug-in folder and link it
> to your outside filter folder.
>
> Su
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just did a google and everyone I read said copy to your photoshop brushes
folder. I do know that you can have a directory for your extras such as
filters, brushes, etc but the worse way? No way.
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From: "Susan Rex" <srex@platinum.
Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2010 9:09 AM
To: <photoshop-beginners
Subject: [photoshop-beginner
> Do not add brushes, styles, patterns, gradients, etc to your program file,
> it's one of the worst ways you can possibly save extras. Always keep them
> in a separate file either with your documents or somewhere outside of the
> program where you can easily find them. When you need to use them just
> load
> what you need. This is also true for 3rd party filters, keep them in
> separate files too but for filters you must link through Files -
> Preferences - Plug-ins and check the additional plug-in folder and link it
> to your outside filter folder.
>
> Su
>
>
>
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