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Re: Photoshop locked layers

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Basicallt there are four options.this is a fifth and is not there so to speak :doh: :dunno:
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Re: Photoshop locked layers

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list the four , and which is a fifth?

the locks?
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The fifth is the illicitlock which I'm not asking for :worried:
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Re: Photoshop locked layers

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Afternoon / evening Garry


have you tried reinstalling ?
my photoshop 6.0 went shite nuts on me once I had to reinstall.
maybe it's not reading the file properly? :dunno:

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I've been looking for hours and have yet to fine an exact answer to the message your getting.

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Re: Photoshop locked layers

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It;s reading OK and it's something it's doing to them

It seems the illicit lock is used by people who send out layered documents they don't want or allow editing.

Up to now it's not happened in the new document I've created.
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