26-04-2003 05:13									#1
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So I've just sketched out a design that printed the lines way too thick. The lines are 1 pixel black, but resolution is at 28 or so pixels per centimeter - I should have set it around 100 per centimeter. Can I convert it to this and have all of the lines thin down at once, or do I start over?

(They're all straight edge, btw)

Thanks!

	26-04-2003 05:28									#2
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HEELLEEELEP!

	26-04-2003 05:56									#3
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Zylka, I don't know if I understood correctly (damn broken English! ). If so... well, the lines will increase in the same percentage. I mean, the lines will be 4, 5 pixels black after you resize the design, and the edges will not be straight anymore. A little blur will happen. If you want to keep them with 1 pixel, straight edges, you'll have to start over.
But you can try it. Save your file and save a copy... Make some experiences with the copy.

	26-04-2003 06:00									#4
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ya from what I understand of your problem you probably will have to start over again

	26-04-2003 06:03									#5
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What I thought. Thanks, thread blows up

	26-04-2003 07:06									#6
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Now why oh why is my printer not printing black as black? I didn't ask for charcoal black, nor dark wispy grey, I WANT F*CKING COLD HARD BLACK

	26-04-2003 07:07									#7
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Toner.

	26-04-2003 07:12									#8
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Nah the black ink is full, it's some retarded communication error

I hate computers

Inanimate objects were built to p*ss me off

	26-04-2003 07:23									#9
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PhotoShop is not designed to do that sort of work, a drawing program (Illustrator, CorelDraw, Freehand) is far superior in that aspect.

	26-04-2003 07:26									#10
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yeah, use Illustrator for that (not that I'm a huge fan)

	26-04-2003 08:40									#11
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How do I unlock layers, and why do they keep locking themselves each time I reopen the program? One minute I can freely move my text around, the next it's locked

	26-04-2003 09:19									#12
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This pic is from Photoshop 7.

Attachment: zylkaphotoshop.jpg
This has been downloaded 51 time(s).

	26-04-2003 09:24									#13
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Z,

Give Project Dogwaffle a try. It's free and works more
intuitively.

http://www.squirreldome.com/cyberop.htm

	26-04-2003 09:27									#14
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Set the printer to print black-and-white rather than in colour, and it will print the black as dark black.

	26-04-2003 09:31									#15
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Thanks all

I will try another program but am almost finished the current project in photoshop. The locking won't undo and it's doing some really weird things, the program is a little corrupted

	26-04-2003 09:36									#16
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Don't let the Linux geeks talk you into using the Gimp

	26-04-2003 11:16									#17
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quote: Originally posted by Ted Striker Don't let the Linux geeks talk you into using the Gimp

worst. ui. ever.

	26-04-2003 11:19									#18
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quote: Originally posted by Zylka How do I unlock layers, and why do they keep locking themselves each time I reopen the program? One minute I can freely move my text around, the next it's locked

Don't look locked to me, but then, I am still using 5.5.

	26-04-2003 14:50									#19
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If you are opening a jpg or bmp the only layer is the background and it will automatically be locked when you start. Save the image as a psd if you're still working on it and that won't happen. If you've already done this then I dunno why it's locking stuff.