seeking intellihance thing

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Anne Hewitt
Sep 28, 2004
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Hi
I got a demo version of this intellihance programme a few years ago and then managed to upgrade to the next version quite cheaply, but I’ve bust me disc (CD) and now I have gone back to being a rubbish photoshop user – help me if you can – where can I get this programme now? no one seems to stock it anymore – looking forward to hearing from some kind soul who can point me in the right direction 🙂 Anne

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Tom Thomas
Sep 28, 2004
"Anne Hewitt" wrote:

I got a demo version of this intellihance programme a few years ago and then managed to upgrade to the next version quite cheaply, but I’ve bust me disc (CD) and now I have gone back to being a rubbish photoshop user – help me if you can – where can I get this programme now? no one seems to stock it anymore – looking forward to hearing from some kind soul who can point me in the right direction 🙂 Anne

You didn’t look very hard, did you? Simply typing "Intellihance" into Google, the very first link is direct to the Extensis web page providing prices and information on the current version. ——————————-
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jjs
Sep 28, 2004
"Anne Hewitt" wrote in message

I got a demo version of this intellihance programme a few years ago and then
managed to upgrade to the next version quite cheaply, but I’ve bust me disc
(CD) and now I have gone back to being a rubbish photoshop user –

Spam? AFAIK Intellihance is a plug-in to photoshop.
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Tom Thomas
Sep 28, 2004
"jjs" wrote:

Spam? AFAIK Intellihance is a plug-in to photoshop.

More likely a troll I suppose. Given the remark about "rubbish photoshop" and then a second post asking for direct response to a different e-mail address. Seems unlikely to me that Extensis would bother spamming the Photoshop group, since Intellihance (a stand alone, by the way) has about 1/1000th of Photoshop’s functionality. ——————————-
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Tom Thomas
Sep 28, 2004
Tom Thomas wrote:

Seems unlikely to me that Extensis would
bother spamming the Photoshop group, since Intellihance (a stand alone, by the way) has about 1/1000th of Photoshop’s functionality.

Oops … my bad. Have to correct my own comment. It is still a plug-in. Sorry.
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Scraphead
Sep 29, 2004
Is it a good one?

"Tom Thomas" wrote in message
Tom Thomas wrote:

Seems unlikely to me that Extensis would
bother spamming the Photoshop group, since Intellihance (a stand alone, by the way) has about 1/1000th of Photoshop’s functionality.

Oops … my bad. Have to correct my own comment. It is still a plug-in. Sorry.
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jjs
Sep 29, 2004
"Scraphead" <Watashee@{deletethis}one.net> wrote in message
Is it a good one?

IMHO the Intellihance plug-in is a waste of money. Period. Anyone with the smarts to noodle out its settings can do the very same with Photoshop.
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Scraphead
Sep 30, 2004
thanks.

"jjs" wrote in message
"Scraphead" <Watashee@{deletethis}one.net> wrote in message
Is it a good one?

IMHO the Intellihance plug-in is a waste of money. Period. Anyone with the smarts to noodle out its settings can do the very same with Photoshop.
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Hecate
Sep 30, 2004
On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 18:44:06 -0500, "jjs" wrote:

"Scraphead" <Watashee@{deletethis}one.net> wrote in message
Is it a good one?

IMHO the Intellihance plug-in is a waste of money. Period. Anyone with the smarts to noodle out its settings can do the very same with Photoshop.
Absolutely. There are very few must have plug ins, and the ones that are useful are not things you can’t do yourself, but ones that save you a lot of time and do things correctly as well. Intellihance isn’t one of them.



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Scraphead
Sep 30, 2004
Ultra sharpen 6.1 is about the only one I use. Oh, and photowiz sepia.

"Hecate" wrote in message
On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 18:44:06 -0500, "jjs" wrote:
"Scraphead" <Watashee@{deletethis}one.net> wrote in message
Is it a good one?

IMHO the Intellihance plug-in is a waste of money. Period. Anyone with
the
smarts to noodle out its settings can do the very same with Photoshop.
Absolutely. There are very few must have plug ins, and the ones that are useful are not things you can’t do yourself, but ones that save you a lot of time and do things correctly as well. Intellihance isn’t one of them.



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noone
Sep 30, 2004
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"Scraphead" <Watashee@{deletethis}one.net> wrote in message
Is it a good one?

IMHO the Intellihance plug-in is a waste of money. Period. Anyone with the smarts to noodle out its settings can do the very same with Photoshop.

Having used it when introduced at about PS v3-4, I agree. I have not had it installed on any machine since that first ver (could have gotten better, but I kinda’ doubt it). That said, however, I do use their PhotoTools quite a bit. Even though I have most of those operations covered with included PS filters, and Eye Candy, I like the working on a few, and always install it on new machines, or with new PS’s.

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