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#Print to fit

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#162234From: Robert C. RitgerApr 1, 1995 11:56 PM
Sanford: /_______________________From your message________________________\\ The center of my world is 3D Studio. The center of my 2D world is Photoshop. __________________________________________________________________ I just checked into the ADOBEAPP forum as I am new to Photoshop, been using Pstyler. There are messages all over the place about Photoshop not being able to support many features when run under WindowsNT vs Windows 3.1 or 3.11. Do you know anything about these problems? From what I can gather channels become limited in use and many plug-in filters are simply unavailable. I'm gonna keep monitoring and gathering info, just wanted to find out if you knew the real story on this one. Bob
#162257From: sanford kennedyApr 2, 1995 1:53 AM
Robert, A lot of software is going to have to be fixed for Win NT. Most have an NT version in the works. I can't forsee Adobe allowing themselves to be incompatable for very long. I run Photoshop 3.0 on Window F. W. G. and it is great. I havn't changed that 486 to NT so I have never experienced any problems. Check out the Adobe Forum (Go Adobe) and read some messages…any problems will quickly surface there. Sanford
#162343From: Robert C. RitgerApr 2, 1995 6:02 PM
Sanford: I just started using Photoshop 3.0 under WFWG and I agree it seems to work great. I have been checking into the ADOBEAPP forum, its where I saw all of the displeased NT user's messages. The one thing I can't seem to figure out in Photoshop is how to print to fit a certain page size. It appears that I must recalculate the pixel dimensions, what an inconvenience. In Pstyler I just check the Print To Fit box and I'm good to go. Bob
#162406From: sanford kennedyApr 3, 1995 12:21 AM
Bob, I havn't tried print-to-fit. I have been running my print output through Aldus Pagemaker 5.0. It is very savy about making things the right size. Boy, these are great tools. And Adobe owns it all! I'm surprised they don't have a 3 D product. They seem to have the money to buy one if they want it. Sanford