what's wrong with my Photoshop CS3?? filters aren't showing!!
shele.bele (71 points) | Tue, 2008-05-27 19:41what's wrong??? screen cap attatched
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CS3 and OS X Leopard just don't play well together at the moment. Adobe is waiting for vital updates from Apple till then there are still bugs to work out.
Have you repaired permissions yet?
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Dirt and Rust
ughhh!!
No, i havent. how do I do that? *noob-ish*
Go to apps folder, then utilities folder, then disk utility, then use repair permissions. Restart and let us know what happens when you try to use your filters.
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Dirt and Rust
I think I may have run into the same issue a while back while screwing around in Photoshop.
Try:
Window>Workspace>(then check Legacy)
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You beat me to it 3dogmama... an accidental keyboard shortcut can turn off certain menu features, etc.
Reverting to the standard workspace or better yet, a custom one saved by the user is generally all it takes.
Also, if your file is in CMYK, many filters can be "grayed out."
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I didn't think about this, though the filters aren't showing up at all for this person, from the looks of the png file anyway.
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Powerpoint is not a design application
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Dirt and Rust