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just unpack it as you said there should be 3 files. tiff, rar and cmd.
click PSD_Thumb.cmd file. wwait few seconds as some magic is done. then close it and click it again. you see message "all done" or something like that. now you can see all psd file when icons view is changed to "thumbnails"

Paul;25923 wrote:just unpack it as you said there should be 3 files. tiff, rar and cmd.
click PSD_Thumb.cmd file. wwait few seconds as some magic is done. then close it and click it again. you see message "all done" or something like that. now you can see all psd file when icons view is changed to "thumbnails"

didn't work Paul?

It came up with an error as it ran the command file .................... I have elements 7 and it mentioned elements 4 as the window ran the data, will it not work on elelments 7?

i dont realy know it should work with no problem. what windows do you have? and do you run it in admin mode?

Paul;25927 wrote:i dont realy know it should work with no problem. what windows do you have? and do you run it in admin mode?

doh! (that's a homer simpson doh!) - right click, run as administrator - sorted.

Many thanks Paul - works a dream

lol i am glad you found this usefull

I know it's not the same thing as having Windows Explorer show the thumbnails, but I've found FastStone Image Viewer to be useful for this kind of thing.

It's free from http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm and you can run it as a "portable app", so no installation is necessary (meaning you're not tied to the computer you've installed it on).

It displays psd thumbnails that my Windows XP Explorer won't. It'll probably display others, too, but I don't have any obscure ones to practice on.