Mirsguy

Mirsguy

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1. Open the graphic. 2. Make sure you have enough resolution in the graphic or picture to fill your screen without distorting it. (i.e.- if your monitor is 1280 pixels x 1024 pixels, your image MUST have at least that many pixels) 3. Choose your crop tool in photoshop. Set the Width & Height fields at the top of the screen to your screen resolution. (example- Width: 1280 px Height: 1024 px) 4. Drag the crop area over the graphic, size it the way you wan

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WoHoo!!! Thank you both! :CONGRAT: 2of3, I read your forum post, and the maximized window issue for PScs3 was the answer. I haven't had time yet to fix the skin colors, but I'll be playing with that next. [HR] vStyler, thanks for your continued support and advice. I'm stubborn though. I'm a gonna figure out how to make dark menus work! :LOL:

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Okay, so I'm trying to create a WB using SKS6. Everything is going just fine except for one minor point: skinning the menus. And even the menus are going pretty well, except for 2 issues... 1. I tend to get funky gray shadows behind inactive text (sometimes). 2. Skinned menus don't seem to want to cooperate with Photoshop cs3. This, of course, is the greater problem. As soon as I skin the menu background in SKS6, Photoshop cs3 no longer wants me to be able to access the menu items.

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[quote]YOU ALL ARE IN BIG BIG TROUBLE! ::hands on hips & tapping foot:: Not one of you warned me, not one of you looked out for my best interest or at least asked me if I had little or maybe no willpower![/quote] [color="#FF0000"]Mirsguy twiddles thumbs, looks listlessly from side to side and whistles.[/color] [quote]The next day my eyes were almost glued shut from overusing them[/quote] I hate it when that happens! :LOL: [quote]I now direct my accusatory gaze at Mirsg

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[quote]hrm, it does indeed go on Vista ultimate 64...try rebooting after the install, that might help in some situations[/quote] That was it! Thanks! :D

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One more suggestion: I had 4 files grouped into one fence. I selected those 4 files, right-clicked and selected Send to New Compressed Zipped Folder. When the zipped folder appeared, it was on the plain old desktop, outside the fence! It would have been nice if, since the original 4 files were all in one fence, if the zipped folder also went to that fence.

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