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Not strictly Elements related – but I stumbled across a site a couple fo months ago, detailing a few basics for beginners regards using and installing Actions for Photoshop. I think the same principles apply to Elements – so I wonder has anyone heard of something along the lines of the following –
Keep all downloaded actions in a folder in (windows PC for example) My Documents/Actions/ – then somehow (simple enough I recall) – one simply puts a shortcut to this folder inside the required folder in the root directory of Photoshop/Elements such as C:/program
files/adobe/photoshop/presets/etc
The idea is when you ‘need’ (have to) re-format your computer – you don’t have to go digging to find each and everything you installed throughout the year – you simply backup your My Documents folder.
Has anyone heard of, or use this sort of principle? If so, I would love to start employing it soon, before I get carried away with all the actions I seem to be accumulating of late.
Regards
Brendon
Keep all downloaded actions in a folder in (windows PC for example) My Documents/Actions/ – then somehow (simple enough I recall) – one simply puts a shortcut to this folder inside the required folder in the root directory of Photoshop/Elements such as C:/program
files/adobe/photoshop/presets/etc
The idea is when you ‘need’ (have to) re-format your computer – you don’t have to go digging to find each and everything you installed throughout the year – you simply backup your My Documents folder.
Has anyone heard of, or use this sort of principle? If so, I would love to start employing it soon, before I get carried away with all the actions I seem to be accumulating of late.
Regards
Brendon
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