Newbie ignorance – presets and plugin default directories

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figrsk8r
Jan 19, 2004
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I just got PS for Christmas and can’t figure out where to put all the unusual "extra files" that you can you download from the exchange (i.e. asv files). I can figure out the ones I can search for in explorer, but I’ve got some files that aren’t listed in the PS directory. Is there a cheat sheet somewhere on the net to tell you where to put these? I’ve searched the user’s guide and various net sites, but am at a loss. I have a utility that does it for me in Fireworks so haven’t had to deal with this before.

Thanks for your help.
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LenHewitt
Jan 20, 2004
If ever you don’t know what a particular file extension signifies you can go to:

http://www.filex.com

to find out.

However, if you have just got Photoshop I would recommend getting to know how to use the program thoroughly before even thinking about adding anything else to it!

(Basically, if you don’t know where an add-on goes, you don’t know what its for and therefore you definitely don’t need it!)

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