Ok, it was moved but now i cant find it. That link just took me to a page with more questions from people... ... View more

Thank you gener7, now i understand whats going on. It automatically comes on after you hit 600% in the Photoshop CS4, i was using the PS2 before & it didnt have that feature, or at least it never did it when i zoomed. I zoom into 1600% sometimes for very fine work & i wasnt aware the newer versions had that. Now because im a big enough person & they deserve it, i must swallow my pride & apologize to someone..... ... ... Umm...Dave...Hi....Hows it going? I dont know if you heard buddy but believe it or not...i was WRONG...An i owe you an apology for the way i treated you & your attempt to help me. Im sorry i acted & said what i did & i have learned a little more tollerance, patience & understanding from this. I hope you have a great weekend & can find it in your heart to forgive me. Thank you to all of you who hung in there with me & helped, i appreciate it & all of you greatly. Im going to go stick my head in the sand & meditate xD                                                     ​                         "Catch Ya On The Flip Side!" ... View more

No it is not, it is already unchecked. Evidently you didnt see the huge double screenshot i posted just above your response or read my last post sir, so i'll repeat myself. As i said in the original post the white grid pattern DOES NOT show up until i hit 600% Zoom, so right there that should have told you it is not the Pixel Grid. Also just earlier in the second post right above your post i stated that the first picture shows the image at 500% Zoom with the Pixel Grid ON (its the blue lines), an the second picture shows the image at 600% Zoom with the Pixel Grid ON (the blue lines) and you can now see the White Grid Pattern showing. So NO the white grid pattern is NOT the Pixel Grid, but the blue lines in both pictures are . I took the 2 screenshots (both with the PS Pixel grid in blue on) to show that the white grid pattern is not the PS Pixel Grid your reffering to. It cant be tthe PS Pixel grid for 3 reasons.  1. PS Pixel Grid is not capable of showing 2 different grid sizes at the same time. 2. It is also not capable of showing the Pixel Grid in 2 different colors at the same time. and 3. When the Pixel Grid is turned on it stays on for all images & all sizes until you turn it off, so why would it just show up after i hit 600% Zoom? So please sir, if you do not have anything relevant to contribute to my query.....please stop posting that its the Pixel Grid...Thank you... ... View more

So sorry its taken me this long to respond, there was some problems here in my neighborhood to deal with, so anyway here we go No davescm, i wish it was as easy & no-brained like that but as you can see by the pic i included, the top showing the Grid on at 500% Zoom & the lower showing the Grid on at 600% Zoom & you can also see the white colored grid pattern i reffered to in the original post. An c.pfaffenbichler, here ya go, the pic of my View/Show - ... View more

Ya but to bad it costs money & you seem to be selling it. Do you have any advice or suggestions on something we can do or use to view the thumbnails that's...oh i dunno... free & doesnt cost us anything? ... View more