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The posted .pdf file is different from the accompanying .psd file but despite this your problem is overlapping duplicate shapes. Using the .psd file provided all four (4) offending layers have TWO shapes on them which are identical and in the exact same position...(Moved in the image for...

Probably....yes. All of us have probably, at some time or another, thought exactly the same as you....'wouldn't it be nice if...' Unfortunately we can only work with what we have...which is frustrating at best. What you want to do IS, kind of, in a round-about way, possible.....but not...

No worries. I wouldn't say you did anything wrong, you just didn't follow the directions, that's all. As a little added info, the 'Save Set...' button is greyed out until a brush is selected. (On opening the Preset Manager) I assume that Macs work in a similar fashion to PCs that the Shift key...

You are RIGHT CLICKING a brush preset is what you are doing wrong. Follow the instructions and click 'Save Set...'....don't right click anything. The workflow to save any preset is the usual convoluted 'Adobe way' so its easy to get it wrong but in this case you've described the routine...

It's not a QR code* but here it is anyway... Regards. MrToM. * (And by that I don't mean its not a valid QR code, I mean it's not an actual QR code image....but oddly it does work! )

No worries. I didn't make a gif but whatever, It looks like you did a splendid job...as long as you are happy with it then that's the main thing. Regards. MrToM.

I can't show you the exact area as it now doesn't exist but it won't be too dissimilar to the final 'transformed' area... During transforming I continually adjusted the reference point, (arrowed), to something that wasn't changing, in other words I adjusted the layer position, (using the...

Just the ceiling... Straightened image. Copied sloping part of ceiling. Transformed to fit existing. Healed. Regards. MrToM.

I have no issue opening that PDF in CS6 using FILE > OPEN... Regards. MrToM.

The problem is one of compatibility, which is not surprising since PS 6.0 is 17 years old. The earliest version I can test this on, (and have done so successfully), is Photoshop 7.0 but since the PDF format has been supported since PS 4.0 I would like to think it will also work in PS 6.0...

No worries. Regards. MrToM.

Nah worries, thanks. :thumbsup:

I couldn't possibly say. The script does as you asked, if you have the wrong filename or the wrong Action name then it will fail....you'll have to make sure your files are in order. From your list I see no reason why it shouldn't work, as long as there is a matching Action for each filename...

OK. Try this... 1. You MUST place ALL your ACTIONS in a SET and name it 'ScriptActions'. (No quotes and case sensitive) 2. Unzip the script to a location suitable for your workflow. 3. Run the script. You will be prompted for the folder containing the images....select it and click OK. The...

Argos Don't keep blaming yourself, the original post is a little ambiguous... This could mean 'Come out' as in they were not there and now they are, which is how I read it too, or...'Come out' as in 'fell out', they were there and now they are not. Unfortunately the image doesn't help either...

For me I usually clean it up first, going on the idea that it doesn't make sense to adjust something that you don't want or is wrong. Using the original image to 'correct' any errors, regardless of what it looks like, I think is better than using an adjusted image.....if it needs adjusting...

I see it now, thank-you. Regards. MrToM.

No image yet again... Regards. MrToM.

No worries. You could also use the 'Stamp Visible' option, CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + E which is similar to 'Flatten' but keeps all your layers, you can then continue to add adjustment layers to the 'flattened' image but still have all your layers that created it underneath. This is not always...

Instead of doing that just continue to add layer adjustments to the top of the stack...you are not limited to just one of each adjustment type. The only time you wouldn't need to so this is if you have nothing else above the adjustment layer you are changing. Regards. MrToM.