jeff__2 Posted May 10, 2006 Share Posted May 10, 2006 New computer. Deactivated PS-CS2 on old computer but I still can access the program files on the hard drive. How do I move/transfer all my old tweaks and presets to the new computer? I have activated PS-CS2 on the new computer; just need to move my settings over. Thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
godfrey Posted May 10, 2006 Share Posted May 10, 2006 Mac OS X or Windows? Godfrey Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jeff__2 Posted May 10, 2006 Author Share Posted May 10, 2006 Sorry, Windows XPP Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
godfrey Posted May 10, 2006 Share Posted May 10, 2006 Others will have to assist. Godfrey Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pennyjack Posted August 28, 2006 Share Posted August 28, 2006 Jeff, did you ever have any luck with this? I was wondering the same thing. I need to get settings/actions txfred to my new comp. Its driving me insane having to rebuid some actions that have a whole bunch of steps. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
don_e Posted August 28, 2006 Share Posted August 28, 2006 Jeff. c:\Documents and Settings\[your login]\Application Data\Adobe\Photoshop "or a reasonable facsimilie thereof" Good Luck, Don E Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jeff__2 Posted August 29, 2006 Author Share Posted August 29, 2006 Step 1: To re-create the preferences files for Photoshop or ImageReady, startthe application while holding down Ctrl+Alt+Shift (Windows) orCommand+Option+Shift (Mac OS X). Then, click Yes to the message, "Deletethe Adobe Photoshop Settings file?" or "Delete the Adobe ImageReadySettings file?" Step 2: Copy "Documents and Settings/[user profile]/ Application Data/ Adobe/Photoshop/ 9.0/ Adobe Photoshop CS2 Settings" to the new computer. ====================================================================== Functions, names, and locations of preferences files (Photoshop CS2, ImageReady CS2) Use this document to find or re-create preferences files for AdobePhotoshop CS2 and Adobe ImageReady CS2. Preferences files vary by nameand location for each version, with each version storing its ownpreference settings in a different set of files. To re-create the preferences files for Photoshop or ImageReady, startthe application while holding down Ctrl+Alt+Shift (Windows) orCommand+Option+Shift (Mac OS X). Then, click Yes to the message, "Deletethe Adobe Photoshop Settings file?" or "Delete the Adobe ImageReadySettings file?" * Photoshop CS2 * * Photoshop preference * * Mac OS X * * Windows *General settings * File name: *Adobe Photoshop CS2 Prefs.psp * Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Preferences/ Adobe Photoshop CS2 Settings * File name: *Adobe Photoshop CS2 Prefs.psp * Path: *Documents and Settings/ [user profile]/ Application Data/Adobe/Photoshop/ 9.0/ Adobe Photoshop CS2 SettingsActions * File name: *Actions Palette.psp * Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Preferences/ Adobe Photoshop CS2 Settings * File name: *Actions Palette.psp * Path: *Documents and Settings/[user profile]/ Application Data/ Adobe/Photoshop/ 9.0/ Adobe Photoshop CS2 SettingsCamera Raw * File name: *Adobe Camera Raw 3.0 Prefs* * Path: *Users/[user profile]/Library/Preferences *Camera Raw setttings are also saved as XMP files, located inUsers/[user profile]/ Library/ Application Support/ Adobe/ CameraRaw/Settings * File name: *Preferences are saved as value data in the Windows registry* * Path: *(Windows registry key) HKEY_CURRENT_USER/ Software/ Adobe/ Camera Raw/ 3.0 *Camera Raw settings are also saved as XMP files, located in Documentsand Settings/[username]/Application Data/ Adobe/ CameraRaw/ SettingsColor settings(Color management) * File name: *Color Settings.csf * Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Application Support/ Adobe/ Color/ Proofing * File name: *Color Settings.csf * Path: *Documents and Settings/[user profile]/ Application Data/ Adobe/Photoshop/ 9.0/ Adobe Photoshop CS2 SettingsCustom proof setups(Color management) * File names: *.psf files * Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Application Support/ Adobe/ Color/ Proofing * File names: *.psf files * Path: *Documents and Settings/ [user profile]/ Application Data/ Adobe/ Color/ProofingEditing and painting tools * File names: *Brushes.psp, Contours.psp, Custom Shapes.psp, Gradients.psp,Patterns.psp, Styles.psp, Swatches.psp,ToolPresets.psp * Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Preferences/ Adobe Photoshop CS2 Settings * File names: *Brushes.psp, Contours.psp, Custom Shapes.psp, Gradients.psp,Patterns.psp, Styles.psp, Swatches.psp, ToolPresets.psp * Path: *Documents and Settings/[user profile]/ Application Data/ Adobe/Photoshop/ 9.0/ Adobe Photoshop CS2 SettingsPaths * File name: *Adobe Photoshop CS2 Paths * Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Preferences * File name: *Preferences are saved as value data in the SettingsFilePath value namein the Windows registry. * Path: *(Windows registry key) HKEY_CURRENT_USER/ Software/ Adobe/ Photoshop/ 9.0Save for Web * File name: *Adobe Save for Web 9.0 Prefs * Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Preferences * File name: *Adobe Save for Web 9.0 Prefs preferences * Path: *Documents and Settings/ [user profile]/ Application Data/ Adobe/ SaveFor Web/ 9.0 Filters and Effects * File names: * Adobe Effect CS2 Prefs, Adobe Filter Gallery CS2 Prefs, Adobe Lens BlurCS2 Prefs, Adobe Lens Correction CS2 Prefs, Adobe Liquify CS2 Prefs,Adobe VanishingPoint CS2* ** Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Preferences/ Adobe/ Plugins/* *Preferences are stored in a Photoshop folder within a folder named forthe filter or effect (except for Adobe Effect CS2 Prefs, which is storedin the Adobe Filter Gallery CS2/ Photoshop folder). * File names: *Adobe Effect CS2 Prefs, Adobe Filter Gallery CS2 Prefs, Adobe Lens BlurCS2 Prefs, Adobe Lens Correction CS2 Prefs, Adobe Liquify CS2 Prefs* * Path: *Documents and Settings/ [user profile]/ Application Data/ Adobe/ Plugins/** *Vanishing Point preferences are saved as value data in the Preferencesvalue name in the HKEY_CURRENT_USER/ Software/ Adobe/ VanishingPoint/CS/ Photoshop registry key. **Preferences are stored in a Photoshop folder within a folder named forthe filter or effect.Workspaces * File name: *Photoshop Workspaces folder * Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Preferences/ Adobe Photoshop CS2 Settings * File * * name: *Photoshop Workspaces folder * Path: *Documents andSettings/ [user profile]/ Application Data/ Adobe/ Photoshop/ 9.0/ AdobePhotoshop CS2 SettingsThird-party plug-in settings (for example, location of the plug-ins folder) * File name: *(varies)* ** Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Preferences folder * File name: *Settings are stored as value data in the SettingsFilePath value name inthe Windows registry. * Path: *HKEY_CURRENT_USER/ Software/ Adobe/ Photoshop/ 9.0 * ImageReady CS2 * * ImageReady preference * * Mac OS X * * Windows *General settings * File * * name: *Adobe ImageReady CS2 Prefs * Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Preferences/ Adobe ImageReady CS2 Settings * File * * name: *Adobe ImageReady CS2 Prefs * Path: *Documents and Settings/ [user profile]/ Application Data/ Adobe/ImageReady/ CS2/ Settings Actions * File * * name: *ImageReady Actions folder * Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Preferences/ Adobe ImageReady CS2 Settings * File * * name: *ImageReady Actions folder * Path: *Documents and Settings/ [user profile]/ Application Data/ Adobe/ImageReady/ CS2/ Settings Editing and painting tools * File names: *ImageReady Styles.asl, ImageReady Swatches.ico * Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Preferences/ Adobe ImageReady CS2 Settings * File names: *ImageReady Styles.asl, ImageReady Swatches.ico * Path: *Documents and Settings/ [user profile]/ Application Data/ Adobe/ImageReady/ CS2/ SettingsWorkspaces * File name: *ImageReady Workspaces folder * Path: *Users/ [user profile]/ Library/ Preferences/ Adobe ImageReady CS2 Settings * File name: *ImageReady Workspaces folder * Path: *Documents and Settings/ [user profile]/ Application Data/ Adobe/ImageReady/ CS2/ Settings ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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