PNG PLUS (PNG+) v PNG Explained

There seems to be confusion out there from users of programs other then DIP/DIS so hopefully this will clarify. Like most other graphics programs, DIP/DIS has it's own "Native File Format". These files retain their indivudual layers within DIP/DIS so they can be altered later if necessary. Example Photoshop (PS) has PSD format. Digital Image Pro/Suite (DIP/DIS) has PNG PLUS (PNG+). This is NOT the same as a normal PNG file. PSD files will open in DIP/DIS but will NOT retain the layers. They will appear as flattened images. PNG PLUS (PNG+) files will open in PS but will NOT retain the layers. They will appear as flattened images. MOST of the DIP Divas templates have been made available in both PNG+ (single layered file for DIP/DIS users only) and Separate PNG files so those using other programs can use them. Our file descriptions are very clear: Download PNG+ for DIP HERE Download Separate PNG Files HERE Please check to see that you are downloading the correct file format.