Digital BW, The Print

Thank YOU for the tip, Jerry!

    After I finish printing my next exhibit I'll re-install PS and try that...

    ...HOWEVER, over the years, every Adobe application I've ever tried to 
use has locked my PCs (CtrlAltDel didn't work; I had to re-boot). After 
spending weeks on Adobe work-arounds and losing a harddrive to repeated 
re-booting I finally substituted PaintShopPro and GhostScript for the most 
necessary programs.

    Recently a neighbor told me that a driver used by my ISP 
(Netcom/Mindspring/Earthlink) conflicts with Adobe Reader and that since 
changing ISP HER lockup problem has disappeared.

    More recently, since the merger of Netcom/Mindspring & Earthlink, 
PaintShopPro has also developed a mild lockup problem (which I can 
sometimes CtrlAltDelete out of).

     This is not the forum for troubleshooting software-conflicts, but if 
anyone else has OVERCOME similar aggravations with their graphic programs, 
I'd like to hear from you at PatAT@....

    Thanks!

    Pat Thompson

At 11:43 AM 7/28/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Here's a great tip for anybody who has ever experienced frequent
>freezing of the screen when using photoshop.
>
>Find and remove the plugin: AltiVecCore. It's a plugin that comes with 
>photoshop.
>
>It is the cause of most of photoshop crashes. Got this advice on a
>photoshop list. I removed it over a month ago and have not had a crash
>since. I used to have them 3 or more times a day, doing nothing more
>than retouching with the clone tool. Move the mouse one time too many,
>and it crashed the program.
>
>Jerry
>
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