Marie-Claire Posted September 12 Posted September 12 What is the best way to temporarily load a series of bruches, so that paintshop does not have to upload a whole bunch of bruches every time that you know you will not use this time. Because eventually you will have a lot of bruches after a while Maybe the explanation about this is already somewhere in the Campus? 1
Ann Seeber Posted September 12 Posted September 12 1 hour ago, Marie-Claire said: What is the best way to temporarily load a series of bruches, so that paintshop does not have to upload a whole bunch of bruches every time that you know you will not use this time. Because eventually you will have a lot of bruches after a while Maybe the explanation about this is already somewhere in the Campus? Just an idea... if the series is inside its own folder within the brush folder you can point PSP to it and when finished, just delete the folder. ? 2
Cassel Posted September 12 Posted September 12 58 minutes ago, Ann Seeber said: Just an idea... if the series is inside its own folder within the brush folder you can point PSP to it and when finished, just delete the folder. ? That is one way. Another way would be to move the folder somewhere PSP is not pointing to, in case you want them later. Another way would be to create a series of main folders for your brushes (stitching, watercolor, punches, etc.) that you might use point PSP to those sub-folders instead of the large one. Of course, it might mean you will point to a dozen sub-folders, but you can always change which ones you are using, and it would make fewer resources to load. 2
Marie-Claire Posted September 12 Author Posted September 12 ok, so you always have to do this via the preferences - file locations menu 1
Cassel Posted September 12 Posted September 12 5 minutes ago, Marie-Claire said: ok, so you always have to do this via the preferences - file locations menu Yes. 2
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