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Inappropriate?Hi,
Yes, Topaz Adjust will work with Paint Shop Pro.
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Inappropriate?Ok great, can you tell me how? I've unzipped files and placed them within PSP and then tried to open them up as a plug in and they just dont work.
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Inappropriate?Run the unzipped file "setup.exe". After it completes, go to Program Files->Topaz Labs->Topaz Adjust and copy that folder into the Plug-in folder of PSP.
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Inappropriate?will this work will all versions of paint shop pro?1 Comment Add a comment
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Hi Nicole,
We've only tested it with the later version of Paint Shop Pro, but it quite possibly works with older versions as well. There's a free trial so feel free to give it a try, and let us know!
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Inappropriate?"will this work will all versions of paint shop pro? "
It should. AFAIK, Corel or JASC have not changed anything in the plugin interface from PSP8 to the latest version X2.
The trial download will provide the prefect answer, I guess.
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Good to know! Thanks luc.
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Inappropriate?This from the Corel Paint Shop Pro XI 'Help' page:
Setting plug-in preferences
Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo allows you to use Adobe-compatible plug-ins. The .8B* filename extension is the most common plug-in filename extension. You can choose to limit the use of plug-ins to plug-ins of that filename extension, or you can choose to use plug-ins of any extension.
To enable plug-ins
1. Choose File Preferences File Locations.
The File Locations dialog box appears.
2. From the File types list, select Plug-ins.
3. Mark the Enable plug-ins check box.
You can also
Load plug-ins with any extension Unmark the Limit Loaded plug-in files to those with an .8B* extension check box.
Open the file in the plug-in before it opens in Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo Mark the Allow file format plug-ins to request pre-filtering of support file types check box.
To add plug-in locations
1. Choose File Preferences File Locations.
The File Locations dialog box appears.
2. From the File types list, select Plug-ins.
3. Click Add.
A new blank item appears in the folder list, and the Browse for Folder dialog box appears.
4. Navigate to the folder you want to add, and click OK to return to the File Locations dialog box.
5. In the Folder options dialog box, mark the Enable check box.
6. Click OK.
• You can also add any subfolders stored in the plug-in folder you add by marking the Use sub folders check box.
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Inappropriate?After doing the above, re-Start your Corel program and go to "Effects"...then scroll down to "Plug-Ins" (which should now be enabled), and you should see your Topaz Vivacity filters.
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