Post by athegn on Oct 21, 2015 8:01:21 GMT
For those who use metric paper sizes you may want presets to crop to those sizes.
I wrote some metric presets, in full Photoshop some years ago, and have used these on all my versions of Elements, now including version 14.
You have to replace a file with the one at my Dropbox site:-
www.dropbox.com/s/bu307nkamdsei1q/Default%20ELTool%20Presets.tpl?dl=0
This will give additional crops for the two paper sizes I use; I only use three sizes of paper, 4" x 6", A4 and A3. I print at 240dpi as this seems, to me, to be what is required.
In my Windows 10 64bit system running Elements 14 I goto:-
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop Elements 14\Locales\en_US\Support Files
I rename:-
Default ELtool Presets.tpl to OLDDefault ELtool Presets.tpl; just incase I want to return to that set of presets.
Then copy the downloaded Default ELtool Presets.tpl into this location; reboot and the new presets will show in the Crop Tool.
Hope this is of some help.
I wrote some metric presets, in full Photoshop some years ago, and have used these on all my versions of Elements, now including version 14.
You have to replace a file with the one at my Dropbox site:-
www.dropbox.com/s/bu307nkamdsei1q/Default%20ELTool%20Presets.tpl?dl=0
This will give additional crops for the two paper sizes I use; I only use three sizes of paper, 4" x 6", A4 and A3. I print at 240dpi as this seems, to me, to be what is required.
In my Windows 10 64bit system running Elements 14 I goto:-
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop Elements 14\Locales\en_US\Support Files
I rename:-
Default ELtool Presets.tpl to OLDDefault ELtool Presets.tpl; just incase I want to return to that set of presets.
Then copy the downloaded Default ELtool Presets.tpl into this location; reboot and the new presets will show in the Crop Tool.
Hope this is of some help.
