Ok I have a problem here :(

Seems either my psp is messing up or my puter is slowly but surely dying. 
I'll be working in psp, then when trying to name a layer, or save an 
image........the shortcuts start interfering.  Like, I type an o and the 
tool options toolbar disappears.  This is very aggrevating.
I remember it being a memory issue, but usually my memory is at a good level 
when this happens.  Since I do not use keyboard shortcuts in psp, is there a 
way to disable them period?
I've looked thru the help and searched online with no results.
Help!!!!

I'm pretty sure a reformat would fix most of the issues, but we cannot find 
the xp disc for this computer :(
And it might even be my computer period, lol.
But any help is appreciated............tired of typing a capital 'i' instead 
of 'l', lol.


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"You gotta get up in the morning, keep
breathing, you gotta keep living.  Because you
never know what the tide might bring." paraphrased
quote from 'Castaway' starring Tom Hanks 

That works too, works for any version of psp.  Sometimes the cache gets 
corrupted, when it's deleted it starts rebuilding the next time the 
program is opened.

Susan, TD wrote:
> hmmm, think I experienced the same problem in psp7....is that the one you 
> use?

hmmm, think I experienced the same problem in psp7....is that the one you 
use?
Think I just deleted the cache then.
-- 
Susan

www.susans-web.dk


"Kasta" <blueg2@gmail.com> skrev i en meddelelse 
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Seems either my psp is messing up or my puter is slowly but surely dying.
I'll be working in psp, then when trying to name a layer, or save an
image........the shortcuts start interfering.  Like, I type an o and the
tool options toolbar disappears.  This is very aggrevating.
I remember it being a memory issue, but usually my memory is at a good level
when this happens.  Since I do not use keyboard shortcuts in psp, is there a
way to disable them period?
I've looked thru the help and searched online with no results.
Help!!!!

I'm pretty sure a reformat would fix most of the issues, but we cannot find
the xp disc for this computer :(
And it might even be my computer period, lol.
But any help is appreciated............tired of typing a capital 'i' instead
of 'l', lol.


-- 
http://www.kmkreations.net/

"You gotta get up in the morning, keep
breathing, you gotta keep living.  Because you
never know what the tide might bring." paraphrased
quote from 'Castaway' starring Tom Hanks

Thanks everyone........and the name is Kasta :P
In psp7 the cache is under the psp program files, but I found one under the 
app data too, left over from an installation of psp x, I bet you a dollar 
that was what was messing things up, lol.
I knew they were for psp x because the extension was .pspcache, lol.

"Bearz" <bearz.bite.and.snarl.if.spammed@bearzcave.com> wrote in
message 
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That is the cure for sluggish PSP.   ;o)

Shasta, all you need to do is (a) navigate to the PSP Cache folder 
(typically this is C:\Documents and Settings\your account\Application 
Data\Jasc Software Inc\Paint Shop Pro 7 or 8 or 9\Cache).  You can always 
find the Cache folder by clicking File > Preferences > File Locations and

click on the tab for Cache . . . . .  the location is displayed as a path on 
your computer's hard drive.

(b) Select all and delete.

You will only lose recent history otherwise you won't miss the Cache 
contents or even notice it has gone.

You'll find PSP will speed back up again and even load more quickly.

Iain


"sharon" <anybody@zbrmt.com> wrote in message 
news:1172345817_12643@pegasus.annex.net...
> That works too, works for any version of psp.  Sometimes the cache gets
> corrupted, when it's deleted it starts rebuilding the next time the
> program is opened.
>
> Susan, TD wrote:
>> hmmm, think I experienced the same problem in psp7....is that the one
you
>> use?
>> Think I just deleted the cache then. 

That is the cure for sluggish PSP.   ;o)

Shasta, all you need to do is (a) navigate to the PSP Cache folder (typically
this is C:\Documents and Settings\your account\Application Data\Jasc Software
Inc\Paint Shop Pro 7 or 8 or 9\Cache).  You can always find the Cache folder by
clicking File > Preferences > File Locations and click on the tab for
Cache . . . . .  the location is displayed as a path on your computer's hard
drive.

(b) Select all and delete.

You will only lose recent history otherwise you won't miss the Cache contents or
even notice it has gone.

You'll find PSP will speed back up again and even load more quickly.

Iain


"sharon" <anybody@zbrmt.com> wrote in message
news:1172345817_12643@pegasus.annex.net...
> That works too, works for any version of psp.  Sometimes the cache gets 
> corrupted, when it's deleted it starts rebuilding the next time the 
> program is opened.
> 
> Susan, TD wrote:
>> hmmm, think I experienced the same problem in psp7....is that the one
you 
>> use?
>> Think I just deleted the cache then.