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Old 06-17-2011, 11:39 AM
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Seriously Tom, that panel finder is a godsend, thanks for the heads up.
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Old 06-17-2011, 01:10 PM
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Sorry tom, im finding it hard to understand what your saying m8
And even though, i think ive found it, i still cant see the framework, in the template so the only way to make sure i get get it is to color both 181-182 in
Ok

I tried to say, if you know the square number, you know its position (181-182 in this jpg right?), you can narrow it the search in Photoshop.
like this
and this

OR, you just paint different colors all possible areas.
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Seriously Tom, that panel finder is a godsend, thanks for the heads up.
I did not make it, but I am glad if it helps
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Ok

I tried to say, if you know the square number, you know its position (181-182 in this jpg right?), you can narrow it the search in Photoshop.
like this
and this

OR, you just paint different colors all possible areas.
thanks tom
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