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Re: CS2 issues, best version of Photoshop to use with AGS?, workarounds?

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From: Bob_Emerson
Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2006 16:13
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Photshop 6 and 7 are compatible with AGS. Photoshop 6 will better match the text formatting of AGS.

However, the differences in text formatting between AGS and Photoshop 7 are subtle: a few pixels of vertical shift or differing line breaks. You are describing something else.

Are you using the replaceText command? That should give better results than trying to use the "set" command. ReplaceText uses the format of the first character being replaced:
" the command uses the style of the first character (of the entire text or of the specified textToReplace string) for the entire replacement text string."
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