Adobe Community: How do I install-Coloefexpro4 & SketchbookExpress2011

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1. Trevor.Dennis,

Jun 12, 2012 4:08 PM in reply to mikeobe

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It sounds like a stand alone program rather than a Photoshop plugin. I see it is available as a free download for Intuous 4 users as well as coming with the Intuos 5. Anyone here use it?

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2. mikeobe,

Jun 13, 2012 1:58 PM in reply to Trevor.Dennis

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Well, it's not stand alone I tried that all ready, I double Clicked it, up popped the Windows window(That's kinda Tricky) asking which program to used, clicked on Photoshop, Nuttin?

Thanks for trying,

Mike

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3. Trevor.Dennis,

Jun 13, 2012 2:44 PM in reply to mikeobe

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Are you sure it is not stand alone? Google Sketchbook Express & Photoshop CS6, and you get no meaningful hits. Google just Sketchbook Express and it brings up links than say stuff like:

If you've just switched to Mac and are looking for a replacement for MS Paint, then SketchBook Express is a fun drawing application that's suitable for everything from a quick doodle to professional sketching.

SketchBook Express uses professional-grade tools that enable you to produce some highly impressive results. The streamlined interface allows for what is known as "gesture-based marking menus" which mean that different tools are available to you at the click of a mouse. However, to get the most out of SketchBook Express, you'll need a pen and tablet device.

There are many preset tools,

Pros

Suitable for doodling and professional sketching
Good alternative to MS Paint
Easy to switch main tools

Cons

Best to be used with pen and tablet device
May not be fully comptaible with all tablets
Lacks advanced sketching tools

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4. Noel Carboni,

Jun 13, 2012 2:48 PM in reply to mikeobe

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I had an idea, out of the blue: You got the software for free with your Wacom tablet. Why not look in the documentation that came with it, or ask on the Wacom forums?

-Noel

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5. mikeobe,

Jun 13, 2012 6:23 PM in reply to Noel Carboni

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I have tired to install efex pro by just clicking on the install file as instructed but, Up pops the window, Windw, "Open With," when I cancel this, the end?

Maybe it's my OS system?

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6. Trevor.Dennis,

Jun 13, 2012 6:34 PM in reply to mikeobe

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mikeobe wrote:

I have tired to install efex pro by just clicking on the install file as instructed but, Up pops the window, Windw, "Open With," when I cancel this, the end?

Maybe it's my OS system?

Which is what? The little big of searching I did suggested that it is a Mac application. The bottom line is that it is apparently an alternative for the Windows standard MS Paint application, which is a very basic program, and would be made redundant if you have Photoshop.

BTW Noel: That was a masterful example of irony... for an American.

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7. mikeobe,

Jun 13, 2012 6:55 PM in reply to Trevor.Dennis

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OOPS, Sorry bout dat, Windows 7, 64 Bit!! I'm pretty sure I downloaded the Windows version, I am very careful about that!

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