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Using the "Simple" Web Photo Gallery…
(That is, "Simple" in the Styles dropdown list)
In Options>Thumbnails, the Titles, Font and Font Size are grayed out and can not be modified. I checked the other Styles and on some these three items are grayed out and on some they are not.
In PS 7.0.1, these items are not grayed out and can be modified.
Why in the world would these options be unavailable in CS when they were available in 7.0?
Is this some behavior unique to my system? If not, is there some way to "fix" this — I like the Simple gallery, but I sure don’t like using Font size 3 for the thumbnails.
Related (somewhat) question: On my main PC, I now have only PS CS installed. (Just did a reformat and installed CS and not 7.0.) Can I install 7.0 on this machine, after already having installed CS? I don’t want to screw up the CS installation by having the 7.0 installer overwrite anything that CS installed and needs. I ask because I might want to install 7.0 and use its Web Galley function.
John
(That is, "Simple" in the Styles dropdown list)
In Options>Thumbnails, the Titles, Font and Font Size are grayed out and can not be modified. I checked the other Styles and on some these three items are grayed out and on some they are not.
In PS 7.0.1, these items are not grayed out and can be modified.
Why in the world would these options be unavailable in CS when they were available in 7.0?
Is this some behavior unique to my system? If not, is there some way to "fix" this — I like the Simple gallery, but I sure don’t like using Font size 3 for the thumbnails.
Related (somewhat) question: On my main PC, I now have only PS CS installed. (Just did a reformat and installed CS and not 7.0.) Can I install 7.0 on this machine, after already having installed CS? I don’t want to screw up the CS installation by having the 7.0 installer overwrite anything that CS installed and needs. I ask because I might want to install 7.0 and use its Web Galley function.
John
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