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I have a .psd-document created in PhotoShop 6.0.1 with several layers and text. The document was created in OS9.2.2
Now I’m using PhotoShop 7 in OSX 10.3.3. The .psd-document will not open!
The document itself is compressed in a OS9 .sea (Aladdin self-extracting document). De-compressing these documents (the .psd-document and two .tif-pictures) leaves them in a folder. The psd-document and the tif-picture contains several text-layers and other layers.
Do you have any idea what to do to get to these documents?
For the record, I use a PowerBook G4 12", 867 MHz, 640 RAM 60GB HD
-Erling S
Now I’m using PhotoShop 7 in OSX 10.3.3. The .psd-document will not open!
The document itself is compressed in a OS9 .sea (Aladdin self-extracting document). De-compressing these documents (the .psd-document and two .tif-pictures) leaves them in a folder. The psd-document and the tif-picture contains several text-layers and other layers.
Do you have any idea what to do to get to these documents?
For the record, I use a PowerBook G4 12", 867 MHz, 640 RAM 60GB HD
-Erling S
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