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PostPosted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 7:38 pm 
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I've got PS7, CS2, CS3, CS4 and CS5. I've had CS3,4 and 5 all on and had no issues running the lastest one with the older ones on there. I kept the others for just in case in the past. I've not long deleted PS7, CS2 and CS3. I've still got CS4 for the 'oh s**T' case.
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 Post subject: Re: how to photograph your LO's
PostPosted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 8:08 pm 
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wow Tiff!!! You've just blown my mind!!

Goodness.
Okay......... soooooooo I think I'd go okay added a newie on....but... I worry about the little space I have left on my computer.....


UNLESS

I do a big clear out! So need to - but where does one find that time! :shock:

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 Post subject: Re: how to photograph your LO's
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how about you download the 30 day free trial one and see how your system goes with it.

If you delete all the RAW files that you are not using re a question for tiff when she has time thread, that should save you a heap of space. go into each folder that has your pics in it, right click and sort the images by 'type'. this will bunch all the jpgs, RAWs and others together. You can easily select the RAWs by holding down the shift key and left click the first RAW file and the last RAW file. This will select them all and do a delete. Mass exodus. Love time savers.

When you've deleted them all, don't forgot to empty your recycle bin.

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I've got PS7 here and am still learning how best to use it.

Thanks for all the tips Missy T. :biggrin:

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you are more than welcome Miss Julie.


I just hope I'm not bombing anyone with too much info is all!! :roll:
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Tiff :) wrote:
you are more than welcome Miss Julie.


I just hope I'm not bombing anyone with too much info is all!! :roll:
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You are fine Missy. May take a while for it to gel with me though but I will get there in the end with a few more grey hairs no doubt. :lol:

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I just got rid of a HEAP of RAW files in my computer and made a heap more space!!! :P

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Thanks for that link Tiff, I might have to download the free trial and see how I go.

Mandy, I know the freebies aren't ideal but are OK for basic stuff. One of the reasons that I haven't bought PS is that I am too busy/lazy to learn to use it :oops: ! It just feels like another thing that I have to find time for but given that Tiff is here to help with it I might just have to give it a go :D


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mandysea wrote:
I just got rid of a HEAP of RAW files in my computer and made a heap more space!!! :P




you rippa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:

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scrappinallie wrote:
Thanks for that link Tiff, I might have to download the free trial and see how I go.

Mandy, I know the freebies aren't ideal but are OK for basic stuff. One of the reasons that I haven't bought PS is that I am too busy/lazy to learn to use it :oops: ! It just feels like another thing that I have to find time for but given that Tiff is here to help with it I might just have to give it a go :D



double rippa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :lol:

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I have had CS4 for a while now and have reluctant to use it because I just don't know how. The advice from you Tiff is priceless. Thank you!!


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 Post subject: Re: how to photograph your LO's
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Ronnie3 I hardly ever use Word or Publisher anymore. I admit it took me a while to get the hang of it but once the concept of how its all based around 'layers' it all fell into place. I have it open all the time, so I can quickly get something done. The more you use it, the more you'll learn.

Back at the beginning, I organised a group of 8 people and with Open Access Collage, we had 2 terms of telephone conferencing to teach us all how to start PS. I had Photoshop Elements 7 at that time. (PSE7). That's what gave me the confidence to start roaming around within PS and learn stuff.

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