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Missing text in tool options and dialog boxes

Explorer ,
Jun 23, 2023 Jun 23, 2023

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The following was posted on the InDesign forum:

 

Hi,

I have recently installed Adobe CS6, but unfortunately all but the first line of text for the tools and dialogue boxes are missing - see screenshots below. Please note this is apparent for InDesign and Photoshop so  I assume it's some system-wide problem. I only have these two apps installed at present.

I have tried replacing all the system fonts (Tahoma and Myriad; a solution given elsewhere in this forum), but this makes no difference. Has anybody got a clue what's going on?

 

UPDATE:

The fix for inDesign worked (by renaming the 'Caches' folder), but the problem persists in Photoshop.

I tried running in the Administrator account and this 'solved' the issues, but as it is unwise to work under this account, is there anything else I can try? Any help is much appreciated. Here are screenshots:

 

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Explorer , Jun 23, 2023 Jun 23, 2023

The problem with PS appears to be the text scaling. As I use a 4K screen, the scaling was changed the Photoshop.exe/Properties/Compatibility/Change high DPI settings, then select 'High DPI scaling override' and I chose 'Application'. I've now chosen 'System' and everything works fine.

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The problem with PS appears to be the text scaling. As I use a 4K screen, the scaling was changed the Photoshop.exe/Properties/Compatibility/Change high DPI settings, then select 'High DPI scaling override' and I chose 'Application'. I've now chosen 'System' and everything works fine.

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