Digital BW, The Print

Some further info - I've just fired up my old Win 98SE PC, which has
PS 6.0 installed, and the PS preferences files etc are stored in

C:\WINDOWS\Application Data\Adobe\Photoshop\6.0\Adobe Photoshop 6
Settings\

File names in here follow the same pattern as I mentioned earlier,
i.e. *.psp and *.csf.

Regards,

Alan


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "alanrew42"
<Alan-Rew@...> wrote:
>
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "lovelipp"
> <arlenelove3@> wrote:
> <snip>
> > The only difference between then and now is a new PC.
> 
> Not exactly true, because you've installed Adobe Photoshop on it and
> thereby lost all the settings you made on your old PC, unless of
> course you've copied your settings files from the old PC to the new
> one. Also, Photoshop has the annoying habit of installing Adobe Gamma
> in start-up folder without asking you, potentially interfering with a
> third party LUT loader you may have. Just drag Adobe Gamma out of the
> Startup folder.
> 
> Your Photoshop settings file(s) are worth copying over from the old PC
> if you've not already done so. I don't know which version of Windows
> you were running, but on my Windows XP system using Photoshop CS the
> Photoshop preferences and colour settings files are kept in 
> C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application
> Data\Adobe\Photoshop\8.0\Adobe Photoshop CS Settings
> 
> (this line has probably wrapped, so remove line breaks to restore it)
> where <username> is your user name in Windows - just browse in Windows
> Explorer.
> 
> If you're on PS7 instead of CS (8.0) the folder structure may differ,
> but you could search your old hard drive using Windows Explorer for
> file names of the form *.psp and *.csf. In my case there are files
called
> Adobe Photoshop CS Prefs.psp
> and
> Color Settings.csf
> in the folder mentioned above.
> 
> That's probably worth a try and may save you hours of grief in trying
> to remember what you did. If it works, take a backup copy of these
> files for future use in case PS trashes them (it can happen).
> 
> HTH
> 
> Alan
>