How Do I Organize my Actions?

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Adde
Sep 23, 2007
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Hi

I’m running PS CS3 Ext and I "installed" some action in a folder where the actions stay.
These actions all appear in the actions-menu, but is it possible to organize them under ONE post? (As the other originals are)

Please please me.

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pico
Sep 24, 2007
"Adde" wrote in message
Hi

I’m running PS CS3 Ext and I "installed" some action in a folder where the actions stay.
These actions all appear in the actions-menu, but is it possible to organize them under ONE post? (As the other originals are)

Don’t know what you mean by ‘post’, but you can drag them to another actions grouup.
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KatWoman
Sep 24, 2007
"Adde" wrote in message
Hi

I’m running PS CS3 Ext and I "installed" some action in a folder where the actions stay.
These actions all appear in the actions-menu, but is it possible to organize them under ONE post? (As the other originals are)

Please please me.
look at the bottom of the palette
the little paper icon will make a new action
next to it is an icon to make a new SET of actions
make a new set
drag any actions you want into it

I keep the default ones as they are

I make a new set called :MY Actions
any of my own actions, I save into that set
make sure to back up the folder you create in case you reinstall or have to fix your preferences

(presets folders)
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Joe
Sep 24, 2007
"Adde" wrote:

Hi

I’m running PS CS3 Ext and I "installed" some action in a folder where the actions stay.
These actions all appear in the actions-menu, but is it possible to organize them under ONE post? (As the other originals are)

Please please me.

I don’t have problem with Action, but having some problem understanding what you want to do .. and especially ONE post? what is "one post"?

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