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This may have been discussed previously, but a search of the Adobe support pages didn’t turn anything up.
I’m running PS 7.0.1 on a 166 MHz Pentium 1 w/ 160 MB ram and a 6.2 GB hard drive. When I went to apply filters to an image a couple nights ago (the first time I have used filters in several months), I noticed that Gaussian Blur, Unsharp Mask, and Offset are listed twice in their respective submenus. Only the first-listed of each filter is fully functional. The second listing brings up a dialog box for the filter that responds very slowly to input compared to that brought up by the first menu listing.
Any suggestions how to get rid of the superfluous menu items short of reinstalling PS?
Thanks,
Terry
I’m running PS 7.0.1 on a 166 MHz Pentium 1 w/ 160 MB ram and a 6.2 GB hard drive. When I went to apply filters to an image a couple nights ago (the first time I have used filters in several months), I noticed that Gaussian Blur, Unsharp Mask, and Offset are listed twice in their respective submenus. Only the first-listed of each filter is fully functional. The second listing brings up a dialog box for the filter that responds very slowly to input compared to that brought up by the first menu listing.
Any suggestions how to get rid of the superfluous menu items short of reinstalling PS?
Thanks,
Terry
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