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How to use the "iconborder.psd" in Gimp? Cannot afford photoshop. I read somewhere or on other site that it is compatible with Gimp. If it is, where to put it in Gimp's folder? Argh.
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How to use the "icon border.psd" in Gimp?
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I think I opened it with gimp and then I saved every single border as .tga
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Where to put it in Gimp's folder? I think it is a plug-in. How to make it work in Gimp? Anyone using this?
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It's not a plugin, just open the file.
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it works with GIMP!? That might save me time in the future
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That solve the case. its not a plug-in, i thought it was. Its a photoshop image, short for psd. Its a disbtn or a passive button icon, i think. Thanx.
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