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  1. Da Ripper
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    Photoshop PSD files [ thumbnail view ]


    Howdy! new here.....

    guys, im curious if it is possible to make a thumbnail view for PSD files? like in windows XP....



    also one more thing.... is desktop.ini not applicable in win7? cause my USB has a background image and it wont' show up in win7.... ?



    -thanks!
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  3. noyb
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    Da Ripper said:
    guys, im curious if it is possible to make a thumbnail view for PSD files? like in windows XP....
    Me Too .. Anyone tried the psicon fix in W7 ???
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  4. noyb
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    Just tried the psicon fix in W7-7127x86 ...
    The registry hack had disastrous effects .... Thank heavens for a reg backup.
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  6. SevenDragon
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    Anyone managed to enable psd thumbnails?
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  7. Barman58
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    Not natively but ....

    MysticThumbs

    Make sure you get the correct x86 or x64
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  8. Da Ripper
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    RTM supports thumbnail view for PSD. so it's ok now...
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  10. noyb
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    ???? .. Not in my RTM x64 ... ????
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Photoshop PSD files [ thumbnail view ]-clipboard.gif  
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  11. Da Ripper
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    aw, that's pretty annoying...
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  12. noyb
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    I use Irfanview as my default Image Viewer/Editor ... And I can browse thumbnails of all image file types in a specific folder with it.

    Since psd files can be really huge file sizes .. Is probably why M$ won't thumbnail them.

    I don't think this isn't anywhere near as annoying as being forced to look at Thumbnails instead of Icons .. I can't see what I have file types I have on my desktop using Vista or W7 ??

    You said you could see thumbnails of psd files ... HOW ??
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  13. dw96
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    MysticThumbs
    Period.

    Edit:
    DAMN, Barman58 already posted the solution before me.
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