After updating yesterday to the latest version of Photoshop (23.3.0), the Fit on Screen menu item and associated Command-0 shortcut no longer enlarge an image, If the Zoom tool is active, pressing the Fit Screen button still works. I am on an M1 Mac, OS 12.3.1.
I'm using the updated version too, and the Fit on Screen menu item and associated Ctrl-0 shortcut no longer enlarge an image if the image is floating. If the image is docked to the top of the page, they work for me.
Heute habe ich die aktuellste PS-Version 23.3.1 auf meinem MacBook Pro M1 Max installiert. Jetzt habe ich festgestellt, dass die Funktion "Ansicht -> Ganzes Bild (command+0)" sich leider nicht mehr wie gewohnt verhält.
Bisher konnte ich Bilder über command+0 auf die gesamte Bildschirmfläche skalieren, sowohl vergrößern als auch verkleinern. In der aktuellen Konfiguration funktioniert dies aber leider nur abwärts. Soll heißen: wenn ein Bild größer als die Bildschirmfläche ist, wird es bei command+0 auf die Bildschirmfläche herunterskaliert. Habe ich ein Bild, welches kleiner als die Bildschirmfläche ist, funktioniert das Tastaturkürzel nicht, es passiert nichts.
Ich brauche hier dringend Hilfe, da es eine für mich unerlässliche Funktion ist!
Just updated my photoshop this afternoon and now I'm getting the same problem as well. Going to the menu to "fit to screen" doesn't work. Using the key command doesn't work. Resetting preferences doesn't work. Uninstalling and reinstalling Photoshop doesn't work.
The only thing that seems to work is if I hit CMD + until the image is way bigger and then fit to screen seems to work.
I have a brand new Mac Studio running MacOS 12.3.1, with a fresh install of Creative Suite fully updated. I am having this very problem. Fit On Screen (Command-0) will down-size to fit, but will not up-size to fit. My 2013 MacPro with same OS does not have this problem. That machine hasn't been updated to the latest version of PS. It's one update behind.
What kind of a mickey mouse operation are they running? If you consistantly find errors upon release of new or updated software, why do you not have a checklist to test every operation? Don't be a bunch of billionaire clowns! Check out every detail before releasing it. This same level of errors has been going on for years. Please smarten up and do a professional job so you don't look like fools! (Sorry, but it really looks bad!)
Dear Adobe, Had the same issue and it is such a fundamental flaw - that I figured you would notice that ctrl-0 no longer worked and would fix it. Sure enough, along came 23.3.1 and ctrl-0 worked fine again... for one session. Opened it this morning and ctrl-0 is again broken. EVERY designer I have ever met, will use ctrl-0 to maximise the image they are working on - at least once per session. I know that Adobe Quality Control on updates is poor anyway - but most of the time we're lucky that they only break 'small things' for a month or two. . Breaking ctrl-0 is, for me, as much of a crime as when they broke '[ ]' from working to increase/decrease sizes. . Please feed the coding chimps more bananas and get this sorted - thanks.
Windows 10 - all updates applied - and ctrl-0 has worked for me for 20+ years
Saw some suggestionks on here - tried various modes - does not seem to make a difference to me. When I applied the update last night and it worked again - I was optimistic - the issue returned very quickly.
It makes sense to have a perfect "Check List" before issuing it as the current software (ie. PS). Every single detail should be checked by as many engineers as it takes. They can work for some of the older bugs when not check listing. Billions await. Maybe a program that does this could be created to speed up the process. You'll probably here something like "Can I have 12 microseconds of your time!" the list man laughed.
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