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| Chronosphere-x Posts: 124/125 |
Originally posted by [GGS he wants all his layers. I guess this is impossible then |
| Cruel Justice Posts: 1537/1637 |
So, assuming he wants all his layers, you can try it via a tedious process of print screen/paste.  |
| Chronosphere-x Posts: 119/125 |
that is helpful but it saves time if photoshop is able to open .pspimage is there anyother way |
| JDavis Posts: 508/648 |
Last time I checked (which is five seconds ago), Paintshop Pro supports saving files in .psd format, and limited support of opening files in .psd format (naturally, it doesn't support the features it doesn't have). So just get your mate to save things in .psd format that you want to open in Photoshop. |
| Chronosphere-x Posts: 118/125 |
I use photoshop. My mate uses paintshop pro. Is there a way that i can open .pspimage images in photoshop CS2? I found on plugin but it only lets me open them layer by layer and the are rasterized which i also didn't want.
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