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help: The layer Group Info has dropped? Who have the "adobe CS File Formats Specification.pdf"

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Hades
2010-05-25 10:55:54 UTC (over 14 years ago)

help: The layer Group Info has dropped? Who have the "adobe CS File Formats Specification.pdf"

I have read the code in the \gimp-2.6.8\plug-ins\file-psd

The layer Group Info has dropped

who have the Adobe CS File Formats Specification.pdf or the version above CS .

Could you do me a favour and send the document to me?


Hades 2010-05-25

Alexandre Prokoudine
2010-05-25 12:52:21 UTC (over 14 years ago)

help: The layer Group Info has dropped? Who have the "adobe CS File Formats Specification.pdf"

On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 9:55 AM, Hades wrote:

 I have read the code in the  \gimp-2.6.8\plug-ins\file-psd

 The layer Group Info has dropped

 who have  the  Adobe CS File Formats Specification.pdf or the version above CS .

 Could you do me a favour and send the document to me?

They can't. There's this thing called SDK license. You sign agreement before getting access to anything. Of course, you may not sign anything and just reverse engineer it -- that's what I did recently.

Alexandre

Michael Schumacher
2010-05-25 13:08:56 UTC (over 14 years ago)

help: The layer Group Info has dropped? Who have the "adobe CS File Formats Specification.pdf"

Von: Alexandre Prokoudine

On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 9:55 AM, Hades wrote:

 who have  the  Adobe CS File Formats Specification.pdf or the

version above

CS .

 Could you do me a favour and send the document to me?

They can't. There's this thing called SDK license. You sign agreement before getting access to anything. Of course, you may not sign anything and just reverse engineer it -- that's what I did recently.

Whenever some Adobe developers are confronted about this (e.g. at an LGM :)), they claim that there's an ongoing effort to separate the file format description from the SDK. Has anything been achieved in this matter?

Regards, Michael