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Inside Elements+

By Rick LePage · Issue: July/August 2010 (v7n4)

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This entry is filed under Elements Add-Ons, Magazine, Members, PDF Articles and Tutorials.

1 Reply to Inside Elements+:

Carol
September 2, 2010 at 6:43 pm

Ever since I bought and installed Elements+, a lot of my style icons disappeared. I have deleted the Media Database file and re-started Elements at least 8 times. Every time I get some icons back and others disappear. I cannot find any support option on the Elements+ website.

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