Photoshop wont work right on my computer

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I'm a graphic design student and began using Photoshop for my classes about a month ago. I had had an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription to use Illustrator for my classes last year, and I thought everything was fine until I noticed that images I'd paste in Photoshop wouldn't change when I tried to mess with their blending modes, and sometimes wouldn't change when I tried other adjustments as well.

Just today I found out that my school is now offering Creative Cloud for free to students, so I called to cancel and deleted and redownloaded Photoshop with my new account hoping it would fix the problems I was having. It forced me to download the trial version for some reason and now any images I place in the document are cut off after the edges of the canvas, and while I can move objects with the selection tool, it wont allow me to resize them at all. Auto-select is checked and I've tried hitting "reveal all" but since I'm trying to work with a specific sized document and that resizes it it's useless. The previous problems with the blending modes and adjustments are still present as well. None of these issues occur when I save a file and upload it onto a classroom computer.

Please help, I'm late on turning in multiple assignments because I cannot do what I'm supposed to. Is there any way to fix this? Why do Illustrator and InDesign work perfectly on my computer but Photoshop is glitchy? Thank you.

JJMack · Answer

There is no differences between a trial version and an subscription version. If your Adobe account has a subscription you trial version show activate when you sign into the Creative cloud desktop application with your Adobe account that has your subscription. I can not follow what your problems are. Pleas read these from the site guidelinge snd supply better information and descriptions of your problems.

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