ok so i downloaded the photoshop that was on the adobe website. I have no idea how to run it. or where to find it on my computer. It wants to unzip it which i did but i don't know where to find the program to actually run it help
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Photoshop problem.
- Thread starter lilboardingurl6
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Your best bet, when you download a program is to make a folder for it, before you download it. I have a folder on my computer that I named, Programs Downloaded, and then I download program or EXE files to that folder. I do the same thing for Fonts, I download those to a folder called "Fonts Downloaded", and then I unzip them to the proper folder.
Often times, when you download a program, it will automatcially want to put the download file on your Desktop, if you don't specify a folder. Try looking on your desktop. If you've already unzipped the program, and didn't specify where you wanted the unzipped files to go, try looking under "Files Unzipped". By default Winzip create a Unzipped folder, and unless you specifiy where you want the files to go, it will put them there. What you want to do, is unzip your Photoshop program to the C drive/Programs. It will usually create a little Photoshop Icon on your desktop, then when you click on the icon, you will open up Photoshop.
Often times, when you download a program, it will automatcially want to put the download file on your Desktop, if you don't specify a folder. Try looking on your desktop. If you've already unzipped the program, and didn't specify where you wanted the unzipped files to go, try looking under "Files Unzipped". By default Winzip create a Unzipped folder, and unless you specifiy where you want the files to go, it will put them there. What you want to do, is unzip your Photoshop program to the C drive/Programs. It will usually create a little Photoshop Icon on your desktop, then when you click on the icon, you will open up Photoshop.
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well, i don't even know where it went im trying to find it but no use. I have no idea were it went.
Did you check under Unzipped filres? Usually on the C drive. If you can't find it, just download it again. First make a folder for Programs downloaded, and when the window comes up showing where it's going to be downloaded to, you can choose where you want to download it to, and that would be to your new folder. Another idea, in helping you find the one your already downloaded is to start the download again, and see where it wants to download it. Chances are, the one you downloaded yesterday, will be in that folder.
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ok, since i couldn't find the zip folder. i just downloaded it again, now i have the program. What are the requirements as far as sizes and what not?
I'm not quite sure I understand your question. Are you wanting to know what are the size requirements of making a signature?
Is so, I think to be safe, you should make a signaure at 134 in heigth by 550 in length and keep the file size at 30 bytes or less.
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well now im having a dif. problem. Both my photoshop programs (6.0 and the CS2) are both running really slow and want to shut down all the time. Never had that problem w/ my 6.0
Do you have them both open at the same time? That can slow your computer down. Usually when programs are running slow, it means you are getting to a high level of ram usage
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no, i don't have both of them open.
