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Quote:We've assembled our top 10 favorite Photoshop plug-ins, all of which fall within the filters category—by far the most extensive group of plug-ins. Filters are pretty easy to set up in Photoshop. All you have to do is install or copy the filter in Photoshop's Filter folder, and then they'll load whenever Photoshop boots. They can be quickly accessed under the Filters menu.

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Pretty good resource there Jules, but I gotta tell ya. I have more plugins for photoshop than I know what to do with. Literally hundreds. If anyone is ever looking just ask.

I downloaded some of these - thanks for the link

Petographer Wrote:Pretty good resource there Jules, but I gotta tell ya. I have more plugins for photoshop than I know what to do with. Literally hundreds. If anyone is ever looking just ask.

I m asking Peto . I just dont know how to make them work LOL......



thanks for the link ST


....... Shawn

Just pm me with what you want and I'll see if I have it. I never use anything other than "Filters Unlimited". I find that most of them are for crazy effects I don't use or web building. Did I ever get FU to you?:/

Petographer Wrote:Just pm me with what you want and I'll see if I have it. I never use anything other than "Filters Unlimited". I find that most of them are for crazy effects I don't use or web building. Did I ever get FU to you?:/

Nope i know that you have been busy so i didnt want to " beg " . If you want to send it to me i would love to play around with it . Thanks in advance


........ Shawn

Ok. No probs. I'll look for it right now.