As many of you know, I’ve spent the better part of 3 years working on Brush Pilot, a Photoshop brush previewer for OS X. We are about to come out with a major update that not only adds 4 languages (Spanish, French, Swedish, and Italian), but we are also in the process of fixing two major CS3 bugs. One that involves the folder names of the “Presets” and “Brushes” folders, which is where Photoshop brushes get installed. The other bug is where I need your help. The only thing left in order to complete the next update is what file “Kind” in OS X in Spanish does Brush Pilot need to look for? I usually find these things out on Twitter, or when customer support emails come in, but I’m really excited about this next update, so I thought I’d make a post and reach out to a wider audience. Details after the jump.

[OS X Only] All I need to fix the bug is the file “Kind” of an Adobe brush file when running OS X in Spanish. In order to find this, all you have to do is a “Get Info” on a brush file and let me know what it says for the “Kind,” like in the screenshot above. I’d be very gratefull for any help on this because this is a major update and I’m ready to make Brush Pilot more reliable for all of these languages.