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Doc
Apr 20, 2005
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I’ve heard you can convert tubes from psp to be used as brushes in PS, does anyone know anything of this?

thx
Jim

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Doc
Apr 20, 2005
that was a stupid question Jim…. that’s why no one replyed.

Doc wrote:
I’ve heard you can convert tubes from psp to be used as brushes in PS, does anyone know anything of this?

thx
Jim
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tg416
Apr 20, 2005
In article <sxw9e.4318$>, Doc wrote:

that was a stupid question Jim…. that’s why no one replyed.

The only stupid question is the one that isn’t asked. I didn’t answer him, because I simply don’t know anything about PaintShopPro.

I’m all for chiding someone who behaves like an ass in a newsgroup (in this case, it’s you), but snotting off to someone just for asking an honest question that you have judged to be "stupid" is genuinely mean-spirited and uncivil.

Christ, why does the anonymity of USENET bring out so much of the worst in people?!

Doc wrote:
I’ve heard you can convert tubes from psp to be used as brushes in PS, does anyone know anything of this?

thx
Jim
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SCRUFF
Apr 20, 2005
Hell, I was hoping someone replied with that knowledge, it would be a cool brush!

"Doc" wrote in message
that was a stupid question Jim…. that’s why no one replyed.
Doc wrote:
I’ve heard you can convert tubes from psp to be used as brushes in PS, does anyone know anything of this?

thx
Jim
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Doc
Apr 20, 2005
I was replying to myself, I was the one asking the question also. and i agree with everything you said. 🙂

Stephen Edwards wrote:
In article <sxw9e.4318$>, Doc wrote:

that was a stupid question Jim…. that’s why no one replyed.

The only stupid question is the one that isn’t asked. I didn’t answer him, because I simply don’t know anything about PaintShopPro.
I’m all for chiding someone who behaves like an ass in a newsgroup (in this case, it’s you), but snotting off to someone just for asking an honest question that you have judged to be "stupid" is genuinely mean-spirited and uncivil.

Christ, why does the anonymity of USENET bring out so much of the worst in people?!

Doc wrote:

I’ve heard you can convert tubes from psp to be used as brushes in PS, does anyone know anything of this?

thx
Jim
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Doc
Apr 20, 2005
Me too. theres lots of cool tubes.

Scruff wrote:

Hell, I was hoping someone replied with that knowledge, it would be a cool brush!

"Doc" wrote in message

that was a stupid question Jim…. that’s why no one replyed.
Doc wrote:

I’ve heard you can convert tubes from psp to be used as brushes in PS, does anyone know anything of this?

thx
Jim

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tg416
Apr 20, 2005
In article <uwz9e.4344$>, Doc wrote:

I was replying to myself, I was the one asking the question also. and i agree with everything you said. 🙂

Oh… well gee… don’t I look silly. 🙂
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Doc
Apr 20, 2005
Nah …. juz being a stand up kinda guy. 🙂
Oh… well gee… don’t I look silly. 🙂
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Herb
Apr 21, 2005
To answer your question – yes you can.

Simply rename your .psptube file to .jpg and open in PS. Goto Edit/Define Brush, give it a name and you have it. I did two and they work OK, however, if you increase the size above 200% it will get pretty fuzzy.

"Doc" wrote in message
I’ve heard you can convert tubes from psp to be used as brushes in PS, does anyone know anything of this?

thx
Jim
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Doc
Apr 21, 2005
Thanks Herb, It doesn’t work as we’ll as i had hoped but at least i know it works.

Thanks a Bunch
Jim

Herb wrote:
To answer your question – yes you can.

Simply rename your .psptube file to .jpg and open in PS. Goto Edit/Define Brush, give it a name and you have it. I did two and they work OK, however, if you increase the size above 200% it will get pretty fuzzy.

"Doc" wrote in message

I’ve heard you can convert tubes from psp to be used as brushes in PS, does anyone know anything of this?

thx
Jim

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