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download psp8 only

To download right click on the download link and choose "save target as" , then browse for the appropriate directory created by PSP8 and save the downloaded file inside it.
If your browser use a wrong extension to save the file , you'll have to rename the file before to save it , the right extension for any file is written in the appropriate field , you only have to copy it and then replace the wrong one.

Example . You just right clicked on the first item and after choose "save target as", your browser will tell you to save this file whith this name "Jamesvalue1280x1024.txt" that's a wrong extension!
Well after a short looking at the file you'll discover for that file a field named "extension" , the file extension you find here is the right one,and it has to replace the wrong one purposed by the browser , so your file from "Jamesvalue1280x1024.txt" as to become "Jamesvalue1280x1024.PSPWorkspace" before to be saved.


The directories group created for download purposes , by Paint shop pro8 normally is located into your Hard Disk inside the "My documents" folder , or either at the main psp8 root directory .


Object type (download)
description
preview
extension
workspace
A 1280X1024 Pixels worspace
preview
.PSPWorkspace
Buttons & animations
GraficaXP linking buttons
preview & download
.gif .jpg .png
Dr. Zoidberg
Futurama Preset shapes
Preview
.PspShape
Fry
Futurama Preset shapes
Preview
.PspShape
Leela
Futurama Preset shapes
Preview
.PspShape


Note - Normally your browser tend to resize an image to fit the navigation window .
If the image is larger than the window itself , the image could become unreadable (because of its size) , so in this case all you can do is to save the image on your HD and then (after an opening in paint shop pro) , view it at the actual pixel size , to do this , just download this image , open it in Psp , and then launch
View>zoom>zoom to 100% (ctrl-alt+N).

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