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Maybe you could check if other devices are conflicting with your COM port? Guillaume Hébert kag@boloxe.com http://www.boloxe.com/ Pedal to the metal!

Ok...I guess I'm just biased, but I like the psp 7 text example over the ps examples. Mmm, I officially announce that your case is hopeless :) Guillaume Hébert kag@boloxe.com http://www.boloxe.com/ Pedal to the metal!

I'm not going to argue on that, since I haven't worked with any of them... but what's your opinion on the .gif I posted about the text antialias, PS vs PSP? Guillaume Hébert kag@boloxe.com http://www.boloxe.com/ Pedal to the metal!

Okay I did a comparison, and forget about the ellipse part, both are pretty much the same. However, for smaller text, PSP only seems to antialias horizontally, where PS antialiases on both axis. Verdana Bold 8PT wasn't exactly the same dimensions in both programs, so I did it at 9 and 10PT in...

Wow, awesome quick reply for a thread that had not been active for a few weeks now :) Sorry about the Action vs. Python part, it was a short in the dark, since I haven't tried PSP8 yet. I don't see the big deal between doing web graphics and printed graphics. I'm talking about the images...

I haven't triedd PSP8 yet, but are you aware of "actions" in PS? I've been using both PSP and PS since version 5 of each one. I haven't played too much in PS by myself - mostly trying tutorials. However, I have used PSP7 a LOT since it came out. I wouldn't say that I'm in the elite...

Exactly ;)

I do not encourage this, but I doubt he's going to pay a couple of hundred dollars to install Win2k3 on his HOME server...

Exactly like I did :P

I asked myself the same question this morning. I came to the conclusion that it made sense, because Crystal Reports doesn't know in which formula the variable was first declared. The formulas aren't always read sequentially like in C++ or something like that. So declaring it everywhere makes...