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November 6, 2016
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Photoshop CC 2017 lost all my document presets

  • November 6, 2016
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Windows 10 - when creating a new document, I no longer have my presets displayed in a dropdown. Are they in an old folder somewhere?

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Correct answer JJMack

Close down CC 2017. Copy the file "New Doc Sizes.psp" from your user id prior version Photoshop Preferences folder into your user id Photoshop CC 2017 preferences folder.  Then start CC 2017.  CC 2017 will convert the file content and add the converted data into "New Doc Sizes.json" and delete the  "New Doc Sizes.psp"  file.  Your Preset will then be in CC 2017 New Document dialog in the saved section.

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JJMack
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November 6, 2016

Close down CC 2017. Copy the file "New Doc Sizes.psp" from your user id prior version Photoshop Preferences folder into your user id Photoshop CC 2017 preferences folder.  Then start CC 2017.  CC 2017 will convert the file content and add the converted data into "New Doc Sizes.json" and delete the  "New Doc Sizes.psp"  file.  Your Preset will then be in CC 2017 New Document dialog in the saved section.

JJMack
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November 30, 2016

Ah so there is a way for preset sizes in 2017, oh well. New document "thing" old version was much simpler & faster to load, now every copy & paste > new doc loads a new size, saw tutorial that they're deletable but mine don't seem to have the trashcan icon like in the tutorial. Was also a legacy option - that I can't find as well.

JJMack
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November 30, 2016

You can use the old way if you want. I do not find the new way bad it just different way of doing the same old thing.

JJMack