Hi,
I've been a casual Photoshop user for years, mainly for playing with photos, so I've never, until recently felt the need to add plug-ins. Now I'd like to, but even following the instructions on the Adobe Help website, I can't seem to get freeware 3rd party filters to run. I have kept them in the folders they came in (for examle, "DE-fantazm-1.0, "KPT Effects"), in the Adobe 7.0 folder, but not in Plug-ins, as instructed, then restarted Photoshop. I still can't get them to show up in the Filter menu though. What am I doing wrong? Have I left out a step?
Thanks,
Richard R
Installing and using non-Photoshop filters in OS X
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Plugins need to be placed inside the Plug-Ins sub folder of the Photoshop folder. So you can try moving the plugin folders ("DE-fantazm-1.0, "KPT Effects") into the Plug-Ins sub folder. If that doesn't work, you will have to reinstall them and choose the Plug-Ins sub folder as the destination folder.
Some plugins are only available for OS 9, so to make them work, you'll have to run Photoshop 7 in Classic Mode. To do that you have to click on the Photoshop icon, select Get Info from the File menu and activate the Classic Mode check box.
Some plugins are only available for OS 9, so to make them work, you'll have to run Photoshop 7 in Classic Mode. To do that you have to click on the Photoshop icon, select Get Info from the File menu and activate the Classic Mode check box.