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image showing lines with and without pressure

The above image shows the lines without pressure and with pressure. I'm newbie, and looks like my photoshop CS3 don't have the "without pressure" option. Follows a printscreen of the brushes options:

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Any idea how to enable the "with pressure" line? Does it exist in Photoshop CS3?

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Hi Tom. We try to limit Photoshop related questions to those that deal with photographic editing only. You may have more luck over at the Graphic Design SE: graphicdesign.stackexchange.com – ElendilTheTall Nov 14 '11 at 17:19
@ElendilTheTall Thanks! – Tom Brito Nov 16 '11 at 11:50

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I haven't used Photoshop myself, but it should be possible. Perhaps you should click on the "Brush Tip Shape" in the left column to enable the adjustments?

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