Thanks so much for trying it out, Dave! I don’t get that warning unless I wait until I am ’switched’ into the photoshop app and move the cursor around before I drop the picture. Turning the layer visibility off seems to work so that will be a temporary solution if I try to use frames again. I’ll definitely put in a request - thank you again for your help. ... View more

Hi Dave - interesting, perhaps it is just a Mac issue? So, I have created frames on two layers and put photos into them. Then I group those layers and turn the visibility for that folder off. I then pull a jpg image file into that document (drag and drop from Finder, I’m not sure if you can do the same from Windows Explorer) and when I drop the file, it vanishes. Usually, it would appear in a bounding box for me to confirm sizing & placement. I tried this a few times, thinking there must be an issue with the image file I was placing but I later realized when I turned visibility for the group with the frame layers back on that the images in those frames had been replaced with what I was dragging in. Upon messing with this a few times, I found that if I managed to release the image file with my cursor at the corner of the document where there wasn’t a frame, it would then land normally with bounding box et al. The frustrating part is that when you’ve grouped layers and hidden them, you don’t expect new additions to the document to affect those invisible layers. But for some reason, the frames, even though hidden, just suck in whatever image is being placed in the document. Let me know if you’re able to replicate when following the steps as I did? Thanks! ... View more