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Inspiring
November 30, 2016
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Photoshop Preferences: General -> Show Messages

  • November 30, 2016
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What in the world is that supposed to do? I am asking because it is supposed to help with Adobe Spaces crashes.

The help popup reads "determines whether feature messages are shown when triggered by related user actions" which basically tells me nothing.

Can anybody shed some light on this? I could not even find it in the official documentation.

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解決に役立った回答 gener7

You are using the "Magic Wand" and Photoshop decides to help you by showing a tutorial on it.

Unchecking it would stop Photoshop from doing this.

It hasn't happened to me, but if you got that unexpected behavior and it annoys you, you know what box to uncheck.

Gene

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Known Participant
December 2, 2021

Same issue. Bump. What happened to the Show Messages option? Suspicious that it's gone...

Known Participant
October 22, 2017

It's back with CC 2018

And I do not have "messages" as an option now????  Am I overlooking something?

It's taking up a lot of of memory for no reason

KreeDiddy
Participant
April 18, 2018

Same issue. I just starting using CC 2018 and there is no option for "Show Messages". I cannot find out how to turn that off.  I have 3 "Adobe Spaces Helper" processes that seemingly do nothing but waste memory.

gener7
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Community Expert
November 30, 2016

You are using the "Magic Wand" and Photoshop decides to help you by showing a tutorial on it.

Unchecking it would stop Photoshop from doing this.

It hasn't happened to me, but if you got that unexpected behavior and it annoys you, you know what box to uncheck.

Gene

Inspiring
November 30, 2016

Thank you! I have seen them with some tools. Smart select, I believe it was.

Thanks for clearing that up!

gener7
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 30, 2016

To be honest, I wasn't sure myself, so I checked Photoshop Family and that answer is from none other than Adobe Product Manager, Jeff Tranberry.

So we both learned.

Gene