Bill's Oil Painting Action

Bill's Adobe Photoshop Oil Painting Action
Action created by Bill Richardson (subscriber contributor) © All rights reserved.

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Bill's Adobe Photoshop Oil Painting Action
Action created by Bill Richardson (subscriber contributor) © All rights reserved.
Version 1.0 Release Date: 10/28/2003
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Download & Installation Instructions: Please note that the action has only been tested for Adobe Photoshop Version 7.0. It might work on lower versions but it has not yet been confirmed. All tested versions will be posted on this page as soon as results have been confirmed. The download of the Bill's Oil Painting Action is extremely fast due to the small compressed file size. The name of the file is: oilpaintaction.zip. The oilpaintaction.zip file must be unzipped to extract the action file named Billsoilpainting.atn.

If this is an upgrade to an earlier version of the Oil Painting Action, delete the old action version from the Adobe Photoshop action menu. The Billsoilpainting.atn file must be placed in the Presets/Photoshop Actions folder that is located in the Photoshop program folder. Click on Photoshop Help ---> Search ---> and enter "action" for the searched word. The Adobe Photoshop section entitled "Saving and Loading Actions" explains the exact location and procedure for the action file depending on the type of operating system you are using.

In the Adobe Photoshop Action Window, click on the little circular arrow located in the top right hand corner of the window. Select Load Actions and then select the file Billsoilpainting.atn. The new action will only be displayed if you copied the Billsoilpainting.atn action file into the correct directory.

Please DO NOT send any email questions to Outdoor Eyes regarding the installation or use of the Oil Painting Action. Thank you.

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