That's funny. Too many people with too much time on their hands always ready to correct any little mistake (even if there wasn't a mistake made).[/quote]
My penny's worth - No such number in Roman Numerals as XXL - To make sense it would have to be LXX (70) but reading the original post I didn't think it referred to the Elements program but to plugins (hint is in the address :-);-) )
That's funny. Too many people with too much time on their hands always ready to correct any little mistake (even if there wasn't a mistake made).
My penny's worth - No such number in Roman Numerals as XXL - To make sense it would have to be LXX (70) but reading the original post I didn't think it referred to the Elements program but to plugins (hint is in the address :-);-) )[/quote]
XXL is not a Roman number technically means 50(L) minus ten (x) plus ten (x).
So somebody just made something up.
Folks, there is nothing made up. The name of the plug-in is ElementsXXL. It has nothing to do with Roman numerals. I just passed this along because I thought those of you with Photoshop Elements would like to extend the program with some additional capability. You can even try it for free before you buy. I don't use Elements.....I use CS6, but I have several of Harold Heim's plug-ins and they work great.
XXL is not a Roman number technically means 50(L) minus ten (x) plus ten (x).
So somebody just made something up.
Folks, there is nothing made up. The name of the plug-in is ElementsXXL. It has nothing to do with Roman numerals. I just passed this along because I thought those of you with Photoshop Elements would like to extend the program with some additional capability. You can even try it for free before you buy. I don't use Elements.....I use CS6, but I have several of Harold Heim's plug-ins and they work great.
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