It sounds like something is wrong with your Photoshop install. It
doesn't matter where you save a set of actions. Saving actions is
simply a way to archive them. It doesn't affect what shows up when you
launch Photoshop. Whatever actions are on the actions pallet should
remain there after a restart even if you didn't save them. That's part
of Photoshop's prefs. The only time you should lose actions is if
Photoshop crashes or you do a force quit so that current prefs are not
saved as they would be with a normal quit. You'll also lose actions if
for some reason you trash or replace the basic Photoshop prefs. In
OS-X, prefs are saved for each user. If you log in as a different
user, you'll see a different set of items loaded when you launch
Photoshop.
Bob Smith
On Thursday, January 16, 2003, at 06:41 AM, Morten Brakestad wrote:
How can I keep my own custom actions in the actions palette when
restarting Photoshop 7 and make them default? I have just made the
transition to OS X (10.2.3) and PS 7.0.1 and have recorded several new
actions, and saved them using the Save Actions command in the menu,
not to loose them in case of a crash. I saved the set to the
Presets>Photoshop Actions folder as suggested by the manual, but I
still have to load them every time I start PS7.
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