> In the event of nobody else putting forward a suggestion perhaps this > cunning plan will help you provide the sceptics with your timing > information. > > Go to your control panels or whatever XP calls them and open the clock > utility alongside your PS window. When the second pointer comes to a > new sector GO! You can count along with the second hand, or if this is > difficult just make a bigger file and time that. If the difference > really is that significant it should be easy to provide the times.
A much better idea, is to use the timing facility built into Photoshop. At the bottom of any the window, just to the right of the document sizes, is a popup menu, select "Timing" from there and it will display the duration of the previous action. You can also, from the same menu, select "efficiency" and it will tell you it it's using the hard disk a lot. The recommendation used to be that if efficiency was often below 75% that you needed more RAM. HTH Tom -- Tom Madden * Macromedia Certified Flash Developer * Macromedia Certified Dreamweaver Developer * Adobe Certified Expert - Photoshop * Adobe Certified Expert - Illustrator ________________________________________________________________ Tom Madden mobile: 07973 346360 Quix Ltd (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) 12 Rutland Square Edinburgh Scotland EH1 2BB Keep smiling :-) It only works. ________________________________________________________________ =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
