I am trying to learn how to use photoshop 7.0 but when i try to open the open the liquify box but when i go to filter nothing comes up that will let me open it

Yeah, you are right: this is just "another DUMB site".

It is nice you finally figured out how to post here, so much for dumb site instructions, eh?

Try rebooting. Make the task you are attempting the first thing you do after a re-boot.

If that doesn't work, think about purchasing a PC and run Windows 7 or 8.

(oh, you can now officially quit telling your friends how much better the Mac operating system is over Windows now. I am sure they are tired of hearing it, anyway)

Phhhhhhhft.

I had this same problem. It's something to do with PS using your graphics card to process liquify (and your card isn't suitable). Anyway, I discovered that going to Preferences and turning off the "Use Graphics Processor" option under "Performance" fixed it. I hope this helps.

Hi, it depends on what do you want to do.
For example: To distort a face:
1·Open the photo of a face in photoshop. 2·Go to the "Filters" menu. 3·Select "Liquify" 4·Draw with your mouse over the eyes, nose and mouth until it looks funny. 5·Press "OK" and then save the image by pressing "Ctrl+S"
There, you just edited a photo in photoshop.
Of course, if you want to do a determinate effect, like make the photo look old, or make a fat person look skinny, you just have to look for that particular effect on Youtube and it's gonna be really easy to learn.
Hope to help
Steelmith

reinstall the software then try other wise reload the operating system then try

Are you trying to use it with a tablet device? Because some tablet devices override the drivers that are dependent for Photoshop. If this is not the problem, please leave a comment and I'll get back to you =)

dear sir

i have learn to photoshop wich easy step

This type of problem can clear by "Right Click" on Photoshop 7 Icon and click on "Run" option then "uncheck" the Protect my computer... then click ok..

or


create a new account on Windows and try in new user 100% working

Hi there,

Vanishing point is a variation of the Motion Blur Filter. When selected, it alters the image by blurring/stretching it toward a single 'Vanishing' point that you select. It is used to give the illusion of speed.

Tip: When working with image filters, make a copy of your image to fall back on by using Save As. The Undo option will back out the effects of the filters too. When you get the desired effect, Save it again. A good rule of thumb, how much work are you willing to redo? If you go past that point, make a copy.

Photoshop is one of the best.
The quickest way to learn it is hands on, to play with it.
Open an image, try each filter. Undo it and try the next.
You will like the Stylize Filters.

Some filters will open an option window allowing you to adjust the attributes of that particular filter.

Photoshop is an amazing tool. Enjoy it.

Mike

It is quite strange. Are there the other filters, such as "Extract" and "Pattern Maker"?
do Shft+Ctr+X
If the liquify filter does not work, try uninstall and reinstall.
If you downloaded the installer, better download a new one.

Try this. Worked for me immediately, including with PhotoShop

1. Go to Color Management (in Vista, just click the Windows Orb / Start Search & type in Color Management)
2. On Devices, select your display (repeat if you have multiple ones... at least I did). e.g., Syncmaster ....
   
3. Check the box: Use my settings for this device
4. Select any and all profiles you have and Remove them.

Check to see if that fixed it. You may need to restart. I didn't have to.

more info, and where I learned about it here:
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/07/11/windows-vista-photo-gallery-yellow-tint-background-problem/comment-page-2/
http://www.walkernews.net/2008/07/15/how-to-fix-windows-photo-gallery-yellow-tint-and-photoshop-monitor-profile-problem/