by KevinWS » Thu Feb 19, 2009 9:02 am
dmalder - went the same route exactly.
The Photoshop plug-in works with PSP.
Do this.....
1. Download the file called Photoshop_Plugins_8.23.1101.1715.exe (the first download file at the bottom of the Nvidia page).
2. Install - be carefull - the file behaves like it has hung and sits around doing nothing for ages. It will come right though.
3. You are then asked to choose a base directory - choose Paintshop. If you do anything else the installation exis and you have to start (and wait) all over again.
4. Start PSP and (I do not what version you have) go the Help Menu and look up plug-ins as to how to initiate them. The lastest version - go FILE, PREFERENCES, FILE LOCATIONS, PLUG-INS.
5. The browse to (ADD button) C:\Program Files\Corel\Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2\Plug-Ins (if you have a standard installation) and add this directory.
6. Restart PSP, load a file and you will see that you now have the option to SAVE AS a D3d, DDS file. A window then comes up with options - which at this stage I do not understand! There is a read-me help file for installed under your programs.
7. IF you check your plug-ins under EFFECTS (where your filters are) you will also see there is a new Nvidia Plug-in Filter to play with.
Kevin