Two questions

JR
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John_R._Robinson
Jul 20, 2008
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1. I don’t seem to be able to find the ability to make a droplet from an action I made in CS3 Suite Extended. I looked under File/Automate/ but there is no Droplet making indicator. I have a Batch to select. Is that a new droplet maker? I thought I installed CS3 correctly. I’ve been using Photoshop since Version 3.

2. I tried to drag over some gradients I had made in CS2. Is anyone having trouble with using gradients you have made in CS2. I get an error when I try to add them to CS3 gradient folder.

G5/2.0ghz/dual/3.0gigRAM/300gigHD/OSX54/CS3

jr
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Donald_Reese
Jul 20, 2008
I have the regular version of CS3 and create droplet is the 3rd choice under the menu area you mentioned. seems logical it would be the same,but hard to say.
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Welles_Goodrich
Jul 20, 2008
<http://homepage.mac.com/wellesgoodrich/CreateDroplet.jpg>
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John_R._Robinson
Jul 20, 2008
I tell you that I don’t have the droplet selection where you guy’s are pointing. There is no droplet selection under Automate.

Why the heck isn’t it where you say? It isn’t.

jr
JR
John_R._Robinson
Jul 20, 2008
Oh, heck, it was hidden under show entire pallet, or whatever it’s called.

Anybody know how to shut this "hiding" off? I really want to see the entire pallet every time. I mean even Gradient Map is always hidden and I love applying gradient maps to b/w rgb files.

Thanks for your help. Now to the Gradient question.

jr

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