My cursor is not showing up when I write meta data into a File Info.   I have to guess where it is. It's invisible.   Photoshop 22.1.1. ... View more

One other thing that drives me crazy in CC2019. When working on an image I often need to align vertical and horizontal features in my photos. So, I bring in Guides from the Rulers to see if a line is perfectly straight. Then, I will Use >Select All >Edit >Distort, then drag the corner of an image,  I might then bring in another Guide to see if I have dragged the correct amount (because dragging moves the whole image away from the original Guide). With CC2019 you cannot simply bring in a new Guide. Moving the cursor over to pick up a Guide immediately Commits the action. This just doubles and lengthens the workflow. ... View more

No, Jane, I see that the widget disappears during a Screen Capture. It's interesting to see that others are also frustrated with the latest release. My particular workflow is really quite limited. The issue I have is that when I now bring in a new Guide over an image I am working on, the previous drag is immediately committed. After playing around I find that if I hold down the Command key (Mac), before I go to bring in a new Guide, the action is not yet committed. It is as it was in Version 2018. Thank you all again for your help. All the best, Derek ... View more

OK. I understand. What I use for a screen grab on my Mac is Shift>Command>4, which then converts the curser point to a bullseye which can be positioned, then clicked and dragged, then released. This Screen Shot will be immediately named that, numbered sequentially, and saved to the Desktop. Thank you. ... View more

Hi Jane, Thanks to you too. A couple of days ago I spent some time on the phone with Adobe Photoshop Support. The agent I spoke with understood my issue and advised me that it was not something to do with my settings but a new way of the tools working. He also said that he knew a few others that had expressed similar disappointment, and he said that all will be noted and passed on to Adobe engineers and, perhaps, restored in the next update. Derek ... View more

I appreciate all your comments. Although I've been using Photoshop for over 10 years I don't understand what you mean by this: " look at the cursor graphics, you  will see helpful additions to the cursors to show what to expect." Thank you. Derek ... View more

Thank you for your reply, Dave. I see that you are an ACP, does this mean that you speak for Adobe and this is the final answer? On the second issue I now see how it can work, with the latest version. Although, I don't know why it was changed to be a 2-key action procedure. Can you say if the auto commit function will be withdrawn, or should I continue to use my previous version of Photoshop? Because, this new cumbersome method certainly slows down my workflow. Cheers, Derek ... View more

I think this might be the same issue I am having. When working on an image I almost always use: >Select All >Edit >Transform >Distort, then I drag out the corners by pointing my stylus on the little boxes at the corners. I will almost always drag out a corner, then bring in a new Guide over my image to see if I need to drag further or less. In the latest version (Nov 2018,) once I bring in this new Guide the 'Commit Transform' action occurs, although I may want to continue adjustments before I want to 'Commit Transform'. So, now I have to Deselect, Select All, Edit, Transform, etc., in incremental steps, which takes much longer. One other thing. Once, >Select All >Edit >Transform >Distort has be done we were before able to drag from the center of each of the four sides of an image. This no longer works. Please advise, if you can. Thank you, Derek ... View more