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Hi, guys, I’m on a G5 Powermac, 1,5 GB RAM, 2GHz, running OS X 10.4.11, and I just got CS3 Web Premium. I’m discovering all the little changes the hard way. In Photoshop I have found that I can’t stroke a path: I draw a path with the pen tool, check all the settings to make sure the brush is at 100%, it’s a brush, I’m on the correct layer, the layer is at 100%, the path is selected, etc. I click on "stroke path" in the path menu, and what I get is unusable. There is a correctly-sized dot under each anchor point, but no stroke. If I delete the path, I’m left with these dots. It occurred to me that it could be an airbrush setting issue; I’ve seen airbrush strokes that looked a bit like this, but they didn’t fall where the anchor points are. I called Applecare about it. We went over all the settings, found nothing out of order, they came up with a workaround that I can use pro tem, but finally they requested a copy of the file I was working on, and suggested that my video board driver was out of date. Problem still there. anybody heard about it?
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