Installing Gradients in PSP7
Ok. 
quizzler's post reminded me that I don't know how to install gradients, either. Her's was about Photoshop, but mine's about PSP. PSP7, that is.
I tried clicking the link forcrumblingwalls's psp pack, and then I tried moving them into the paint shop pro gradients folder, but they never show up.
I also tried selecting them all, unzipping them, and then putting them in the folder, but that didn't work, either.
*so*, what am I doing wrong?
(thanks for reading)
-Cassi
EDIT: This is how you get gradients, explained to me byvivaldnik - Thank you!!!
This is what I did, and everything worked great.
They might work if you put them in that file, but did you change the file type? .PspGradient won't work in psp7. You must go through each file, right click and click on Properties. Then a box will popup, the name of the file will be written in a box. You must erase the PspGradient and replace it with jgd. So for example, one file might look like Custom 001.jgd
Then, open up psp7, change either the foreground or background colour to gradient, click on the gradient selected and when the box pops up, click on Edit Paths... in the bottom right corner. Navigate to the folder where you've saved your gradients, and then select Ok. :D They should work now!
quizzler's post reminded me that I don't know how to install gradients, either. Her's was about Photoshop, but mine's about PSP. PSP7, that is. I tried clicking the link for
crumblingwalls's psp pack, and then I tried moving them into the paint shop pro gradients folder, but they never show up.I also tried selecting them all, unzipping them, and then putting them in the folder, but that didn't work, either.
*so*, what am I doing wrong?
(thanks for reading)
-Cassi
EDIT: This is how you get gradients, explained to me by
vivaldnik - Thank you!!!This is what I did, and everything worked great.
They might work if you put them in that file, but did you change the file type? .PspGradient won't work in psp7. You must go through each file, right click and click on Properties. Then a box will popup, the name of the file will be written in a box. You must erase the PspGradient and replace it with jgd. So for example, one file might look like Custom 001.jgd
Then, open up psp7, change either the foreground or background colour to gradient, click on the gradient selected and when the box pops up, click on Edit Paths... in the bottom right corner. Navigate to the folder where you've saved your gradients, and then select Ok. :D They should work now!