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    January 14

    How to see PSD file thumbnails in 64bit XP.

    I installed 64bit XP 2 days ago and I found that the PSD file thumbnails are not able to see in the Explorer. So, I tried everthing listed on the net including the psicon.dll plus registery solutions, but non of them worked.
    Today, I found one solution here:
    First, you have to go to http://uproar-interactive.com/ and download  urThumbnail v1.0 even it is for 32bit.
    Second, you have to use 32bit explorer. The default "My computer" icon will open the 64bit Explorer. And you need to make a shortcut by yourself to open 32bit Explorer. So, you what you need to do is creating a shortcut on desktop, and link it to windir%\SysWOW64\explorer.exe /separate. And be careful with the /separate line. It will open the 32bit explorer. 
     
    So, now open the shortcut you have just created and go to the folder which has psd files in it. And you will be able to see the thumbnails. 大笑
    If you find it works or doesn't work,  just leave a msg...and we shall discuz it.
    2:28 AM | Blog it | 计算机与 Internet

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    Rachel Wangwrote:
    That's so cooooool!!! Now I understand what the...."Strategy Unit?" u meant for then. (￣口￣)!! MHOTY!!
    Jan. 14

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