Nora:
I too have old Photoshop documents on my Mac, but if I want to open
one, and save it, I can do so with "Preview."
Preview is an Apple application that came free with my Mac operating
system. Just put it on you doc, and then take the old Photoshop
document and drag it over and dump it in the Preview application, and
the old Photoshop document will open. Then go to the menu and use
"Save As" and when the box comes up, put it on JPG or Tiff or what
ever you want, then close the application, and vollia, you will find a
new document (with a new name if you so choose) on the desktop, and
can throw the old photoshop document away.
Neal Hammon
On May 431, 1120102007, at 3:34 PM, Nora Probasco wrote:
I have used Color It! for years and it does what I need it to do. I
like that you can save to different formats. I don't know about
photoshop 2 now but when I used it before I now cannot open anything
because it tells me I need photoshop to open it.
Nora
On Mon, May 31, 2010 at 12:26 PM, Nolan Porterfield
<[email protected]> wrote:
Neal, if you can't find Color It! locally, google it. It should be at
the top of the list. The third one down is a great review of the app
which will tell you what it can do. (The review refers to Digimage
Arts as Color It!'s "new corporate parent"; it was first issued by
Microfrontier.)
Nolan
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