Backing up custom ACTIONS – how to?

"steph" wrote in message

can anyone help me, i have photoshop 7 on XP Pro and have made a number of custom Actions which i use daily

where is that file stored in my system, so i can back it up to guard

against

losing all that work?

i previously tried backing up the Presets folder within the Photoshop program, but it only included the default actions, and didnt seem to

include

the full actions palette at all

Open the Actions palette.
Click on the name of the action *set* that you want to save. You can’t save individual actions.
Click on the little triangle in the upper right corner to open the palette menu.
Choose Save Actions.

On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 12:24:39 +1300, "steph"
wrote:

can anyone help me, i have photoshop 7 on XP Pro and have made a number of custom Actions which i use daily

where is that file stored in my system, so i can back it up to guard against losing all that work?

i previously tried backing up the Presets folder within the Photoshop program, but it only included the default actions, and didnt seem to include the full actions palette at all

HELP!

thanks
steph

If you were not a sleazy software pirate and had a legit copy of Photoshop you wouldn’t have to ask questions.
There, I beat you fags to it……..

"Special Ed" wrote in message

On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 12:24:39 +1300, "steph"
wrote:

can anyone help me, i have photoshop 7 on XP Pro and have made a number

of

custom Actions which i use daily

where is that file stored in my system, so i can back it up to guard

against

losing all that work?

i previously tried backing up the Presets folder within the Photoshop program, but it only included the default actions, and didnt seem to

include

the full actions palette at all

HELP!

thanks
steph

If you were not a sleazy software pirate and had a legit copy of Photoshop you wouldn’t have to ask questions.
There, I beat you fags to it……..

i DO have a legit copy of PS7, it came with a site licence for my husbands work SO THERE

and are you suggesting that everyone who purchases an application immediately by default KNOWS how to do everything associated with it? HMMM?

well if you are, you’d better make sure you never come in here looking for answers hey, cos wont that make YOU a sleazy software pirate?????

steph

"Warren Sarle" wrote in message

"steph" wrote in message

can anyone help me, i have photoshop 7 on XP Pro and have made a number

of

custom Actions which i use daily

where is that file stored in my system, so i can back it up to guard

against

losing all that work?

i previously tried backing up the Presets folder within the Photoshop program, but it only included the default actions, and didnt seem to

include

the full actions palette at all

Open the Actions palette.
Click on the name of the action *set* that you want to save. You can’t save individual actions.
Click on the little triangle in the upper right corner to open the palette menu.
Choose Save Actions.

THANK you warren 🙂

In article , "steph"
wrote:

i DO have a legit copy of PS7, it came with a site licence for my husbands work SO THERE

This has got to be bait. What you have is outside the license.

and are you suggesting that everyone who purchases an application immediately by default KNOWS how to do everything associated with it? HMMM?

When you have no vested interest, then you get no vested information.

On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 13:09:08 +1300, "steph"
wrote:

"Special Ed" wrote in message

On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 12:24:39 +1300, "steph"
wrote:

can anyone help me, i have photoshop 7 on XP Pro and have made a number

of

custom Actions which i use daily

where is that file stored in my system, so i can back it up to guard

against

losing all that work?

i previously tried backing up the Presets folder within the Photoshop program, but it only included the default actions, and didnt seem to

include

the full actions palette at all

HELP!

thanks
steph

If you were not a sleazy software pirate and had a legit copy of Photoshop you wouldn’t have to ask questions.
There, I beat you fags to it……..

i DO have a legit copy of PS7, it came with a site licence for my husbands work SO THERE

and are you suggesting that everyone who purchases an application immediately by default KNOWS how to do everything associated with it? HMMM?
well if you are, you’d better make sure you never come in here looking for answers hey, cos wont that make YOU a sleazy software pirate?????
steph

Yea, right. You software pirates are all the same.

i DO have a legit copy of PS7, it came with a site licence for my husbands work SO THERE

As long as your use doesn’t exceed the maximum number of users they paid for, perhaps… a site license doesn’t mean "infinite number of users."

"Brian" wrote in message

i DO have a legit copy of PS7, it came with a site licence for my

husbands

work SO THERE

As long as your use doesn’t exceed the maximum number of users they paid for, perhaps… a site license doesn’t mean "infinite number of users."

yes, obviously