[Ekim Wahs]

It means the application can not find the footage. Use Layer/Video layers/ Replace Footage to replace the file. You should have gotten a warning to this effect when you opened the file as well.

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

check to see if Auto Select option is enabled in Options Bar

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

hold down the shift key when dragging, or use layerr/duplicate layers

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

sounds like you have a shape layer. Try rasterizing the layer. If you want the shape to remain a vector mask create a new layer and drag (or option drag to copy) the vector mask to it and apply the gradient you want to the new layer.

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

You can use Stroke path from the Paths panel flyout menu to get a rudimentary simulation of pressure. Pressure goes from 0 to 100 to 0 along the stroke, based on the tool settings of the tool chosen to stroke with in the dialog.

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

I you used video layers for all the animation, use render video to render a video of the composited layers.

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

Sounds like you opened a index color mode image. Try converting to RGB.

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

try clicking outside of the thumbnail

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

Layer Comps save Visibility ( whether they are marked as visible in the layers palette), Position(where the pixels are in the document window), and Appearance ( settings in Layers Styles). The changes for the different comps would need to utilize these options. It is not going to remember that the pixels were a different color last time unless you use a style to change the color.

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

Check the Leading setting in the character palette. Sounds like the Leading is too small.

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE