How do I add Brushes I have downloaded?

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adalita
Jul 14, 2007
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I am a noob and want to know how to use the brushes I have downloaded as they aren’t showing up in cs3 extend

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johntolliday
Jul 14, 2007
You need to put the .abr brush files in the brushes folder

something like the following path…

C:\Program Files\adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS3\Presets\Brushes
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Ed_Hannigan
Jul 14, 2007
Actually you can put them anywhere and load them using the flyout arrow on the Brushes palette: Load Brushes. But putting them in the Presets>Brushes folder makes the most sense because you can load them by simply selecting the name on the flyout menu.

And while you’re at it check out Edit>Presets Manager for organizing Presets.
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Danny_Raphael
Jul 14, 2007
….and finally, you can drag/drop one or more .abr files from the Explorer window into Photoshop’s window to "auto load" the brushes, thereby bypassing the "Load Brushes…" dialog.
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John_Joslin
Jul 14, 2007
Good old Photoshop and the "three method" syndrome!
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adalita
Jul 15, 2007
Thanks! I have one file that’s a PSD file not an ABR file. Do I open and select each brush bit and add that way????
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Ed_Hannigan
Jul 15, 2007
If it’s a psd file it’s not a Brushes file. You can make the images into brushes but I think maybe you downloaded the wrong file.

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