Yes, but it looks as if all the install does is put it into a directory of my choosing.Originally Posted by Coyotemax
For example the last step of the install is to select a destination directory.
Windows, but I think I figured it out.
All I did is add the EC directory as a plug-in directory.
I haven't tried it yet but at least I have the ability to choose an EC filter whereas before I didn't.
Thanks for the response, I think I'm fixed.
Seems this is only a demo version, because I only have access to three things, jiggle isn't one of them.
Are you using the download from here: http://www.geocities.com/why2kspace/
That one has the jiggle filter enabled.
I clicked on your link out of curiosity and got:
Sorry, Service Temporarily Unavailable.
The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later.
Additionally, a 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Whee!
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Hmmm...I tried a bit ago (~90 minutes previous to this post) and it worked just fine.
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Affirmative that's the link.
That's odd, then I can't really help. I downloaded it to check it (a while back) and all the EyeCandy filters worked fine and without crippling.
I tried reinstalling but no luck.
Thanks for trying.
As an alternative to the jiggle filter, try the ripple filter followed by the ocean ripple filter - the results are similar to jiggle and the filters are native to photoshop.
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