32 bit 3.2.4 available

-default · Postby **-default** » Sun Oct 03, 2010 3:33 pm

Now available in a download location near you:
http://curvemeister.com/downloads/cm3_beta/

3.2.4 has several changes:

The pin palette may now be made visible again after it has been hidden.

The installer will optionally clear settings - this was added to fix a problem with new versions of Curvemeister crashing because of old window settings retained in the registry.

The installer recognizes CS5 and Elements 8 (please note the beta currently only supports the full (Photoshop and Elements) version of Curvemeister.

A registry related error in beta 3.2.3 that affected Windows XP and Windows 2000 has been fixed.

derekfountain · Postby **derekfountain** » Sun Oct 03, 2010 5:41 pm

3.2.4 has several changes:

This one has an installation bug which can only be described with a screenshot:

derekfountain · Postby **derekfountain** » Sun Oct 03, 2010 5:46 pm

3.2.4 has several changes:

Sorry, I was a bit quick to send there. If I 'OK' that weird box, the installation runs and does appear to work. :)

derekfountain · Postby **derekfountain** » Sun Oct 03, 2010 6:03 pm

3.2.4 has several changes:

This one has an installation bug which can only be described with a screenshot:

It's just dawned on me - a single hyphen is used to indicate "no company," as used for individual users like me. :)

I'm not sure what the dialog is trying to say, but I think fleshing it out a bit might help!

-default · Postby **-default** » Mon Oct 04, 2010 1:18 am

Thanks, Derek. I left a debug statement in place. As you said, clicking OK dismisses the window with no ill effects. I will fix the problem and re-release as v3.2.4b

ggroess · Postby **ggroess** » Mon Oct 04, 2010 2:14 am

Mike,
3.2.4 Crashes PSE9 same as before.

Greg

sjordan93436 · Postby **sjordan93436** » Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:31 pm

I have windows 7 pro- 32 bit. CS5. CM 3.2.4

Still have problems with CMYK.

Screenshot 1 is after opening an image in RGB mode.

Screenshot 2 is same image converted to CMYK. Note not wg cmyk.

Screenshot 3 is same image converted back to RGB. Note it is now wg cmyk.

No big deal, just a little aggravating.

-default · Postby **-default** » Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:45 pm

Hi Steve,

This is actually by design, sorry. The reason I did it this way was because wgCMYK was designed as a lossless way to do CMYK editing on an RGB image. Since you can already edit a CMYK image in CMYK, I didn't see a benefit to providing wgCMYK.

Historically, before people were thinking about Lab much, Curvemeister started out as a way to edit RGB images in CMYK mode, so only the wgCMYK mode was available - if you can imagine that!

Mike

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