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RNTN
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June 15, 2022
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Please let me know how to use the size of the split screen(Tile)to be fixed. (Not Floating window)

  • June 15, 2022
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Photoshop's workspace split size adjustment (canvas window resize)
I use 'Windows > Arrange > 2-up, 3-up....' window menu workspace (not floating windows)
Opening an image file adjusts the width of the window to match the image size.
In the 'Preferences' option, the Resize Image check applies only to floating windows.
It does not apply when using a screen in a work space without floating a window like me.

 

When open the image, like the pink arrow in the screenshot, the tile screen width changes.
I work with a narrow screen on the left and a zoom in on the right, which is cumbersome because the Workspace tile window (Canvas Tap Window) width changes depending on the image size.

 

Please let me know how to use the size of the split screen(Tile)to be fixed. (Not Floating window)

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Correct answer Tevashov

I expirience the same annoying thing in 23.4.1 after upgrading from 23.2. I believe previous versions retained split position, now it's totally messing up workspace when working with several reference files, forcing me to constantly adjusting document window sizes after opening new file.

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RNTN
RNTNAuthor
Participant
July 17, 2022

@J453 please check this issue

TevashovCorrect answer
Participating Frequently
June 20, 2022

I expirience the same annoying thing in 23.4.1 after upgrading from 23.2. I believe previous versions retained split position, now it's totally messing up workspace when working with several reference files, forcing me to constantly adjusting document window sizes after opening new file.

RNTN
RNTNAuthor
Participant
June 20, 2022

Yes, there's a problem with versions after 23.2.
Currently, I am downgraded to 23.2 version and I contacted Photoshop for a technical bug.

davescm
Community Expert
Community Expert
June 15, 2022

Ignore (wrong thread replied to)