Is there any (easy) way to get a printout showing the installed brushes?

Same question, I guess, for patterns?

TIA

Norm

"Norm Dresner" <ndrez@att.net> wrote in message
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> Is there any (easy) way to get a printout showing the installed brushes?

That is an interesting challenge. When I get to work I will investigate it.

What I've done is to make screen shots of the palettes. It might you
while we noodle this out.

"Norm Dresner" <ndrez@att.net> wrote:

> Is there any (easy) way to get a printout showing the installed brushes?
>
> Same question, I guess, for patterns?

Easy way? I have never done so to know if it's easy enough to consider
easy, or anything would be easy if I know how <bg>. But, I can tell you
that there is *freeware* Brush Viewer, I don't know if it has option to
print the thumbnail or not, and I always saw someone converted to .PNG (or
the brushes were original from those .PNG files?)

Anyway, few years ago I was able to run the brush viewer, few months ago I
tried a newer version and it kept crashing that I can't run.

> TIA
>
> Norm

"Norm Dresner" <ndrez@att.net> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> Is there any (easy) way to get a printout showing the installed
> brushes?
>
> Same question, I guess, for patterns?
>

Print screen?

Incidentally, Mac users can use the freeware ABRViewer from
http://www.easyelements.com/abrview.html to view (but not print)
large-size images of their brush files. It's available as an .exe for
PC users and a .jar for Mac and Linux users. It's a great way to tell
if you want to install those brush sets you downloaded from Adobe
Exchange!

Tom Nelson
Tom Nelson Photography