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How to Install and Use Actions in Photoshop Elements 8–10 for Mac By Linda Sattgast Note: Beginning January 2016 our classes no longer support actions for versions of Photoshop Elements that don’t have an Actions panel (any version older than PSE 11). These instructions are only for actions created specifically for older versons. Recommendation Loading actions in older versions of Photoshop Elements is time consuming and often frustrating, so I would encourage you to upgrade to the current version of Photoshop Elements as soon as you can. You won't believe how much easier it is to load both actions and styles in the newer versions! Until then, here are the steps to install actions: Download and Unzip the Sample Action • To follow along, download the.

Adobe Photoshop Elements for Mac, free and safe download. Adobe Photoshop Elements is based on Adobe Photoshop but has a much simpler toolset.

If you have trouble downloading, right click on the download link and choose the Save option for your browser. (The exact wording to save a file to your computer may vary slightly in each browser.) • Once the action set is downloaded, double click on the zip file to extract the contents.

• You'll see a Terms of Use file, a preview image, and a folder that contains all the action files. • Open the Resize for Gallery EL 7-10 folder where you’ll see all nine.atn action files, each with three additional files—a metadata.xml file, a png image, and a jpg image. • Click on the top file and Shift click on the bottom file to select all the files. Press Ctrl C to copy the files.

• Paste the files into the following folder inside Photoshop Elements: Macintosh HD > Library > Application Support > Adobe > Photoshop Elements > 7,8,9, or 10 • Inside the folder of the Photoshop Elements version you chose, you’ll see a file called ThumbDatabase.db3. Click on it and press Cmd Delete to get rid of it. Photoshop Elements will rebuild it later. • Now click on Photo Creations in that same folder and then Photo Effects.

You’ll see all the actions that are currently in Photo Effects. • Press Cmd V to paste the actions you copied earlier. Rebuild the Database • To rebuild the Effects panel database, close and reopen Photoshop Elements.

• The Effects panel will rebuild its database, which will take a few minutes or sometimes longer. A few computers have problems displaying installed actions, so check the information at the bottom of this page for one additional step you can take to force Photoshop Elements to recognize the actions. How to Run an Action If everything worked as it should, you’ll find the actions in the Effects panel. If you don't see the Effects panel, in the Menu Bar choose Window > Effects. Click on Photo Effects at the top of the panel. Open the menu, and choose Resize for Gallery.

I demonstrated how to run the Resize for Gallery action on a 12x12 scrapbook page, but you can use any size or orientation of page you desire, or you can use this action on a single photo or image that you want to resize for the web. • Decide which action you want to run.

For the Resize for Web action, choose the correct aspect ratio for your file—square, vertical, or horizontal—and the pixel size you prefer, 600, 700, or 800 pixels. Double click on the thumbnail of the action you want to run. • The action will flatten your image and change the longest side of your document to the pixel dimmension you chose. It will then open the Save for Web dialog box. That's because a gallery image must be compressed further to reduce the file size enough for most galleries.

How to download kodi for free mac. • In Save for Web, in the panel on the right, choose JPEG for the file type and enter a Quality of 65. Check ICC Profile if you want to include the color space information.

These settings make the file size plenty small enough for an online gallery. Once you save for web, the Save for Web dialog box should default to these settings the next time it opens. • To continue on, click OK. You'll be taken to a computer navigational window where you have the option to change the name.

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