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I’ve got a weird one here. I have a computer running Photoshop 7.0a. It used to have no problems opening and parsing EPS files created by AutoCAD R2000. Then one day, it stopped working, even on files that it had previously had no problems with.
Now, this is not the "unable to parse this file" problem. You go Open, select the EPS file you want to open, and up comes the parser window specifying how large the image will be and the dpi setting. At this point, you hit OK. At the bottom of Photoshop you see the message that the file is being parsed. But the parsing operation happens far too quickly. A couple of seconds at most when it used to take a minute or more.
Once the parsing finishes, the image opens, but it’s blank. Nothing but transparent background. There should be lots and lots of linework.
I’ve re-installed the software twice. It’s still doing this for EPS files.
Any suggestions as to how I can resolve this problem?
Now, this is not the "unable to parse this file" problem. You go Open, select the EPS file you want to open, and up comes the parser window specifying how large the image will be and the dpi setting. At this point, you hit OK. At the bottom of Photoshop you see the message that the file is being parsed. But the parsing operation happens far too quickly. A couple of seconds at most when it used to take a minute or more.
Once the parsing finishes, the image opens, but it’s blank. Nothing but transparent background. There should be lots and lots of linework.
I’ve re-installed the software twice. It’s still doing this for EPS files.
Any suggestions as to how I can resolve this problem?
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