P: Photoshop 2019: "Anchor Point Reference" is hidden by default when transforming an object

thank you cristen.  The tiniest little things, when you don't know them, can cause so much frustration and be time consuming.  Unbelievable, one press of a button.  thank you so much!!!!!

Is there a good reason for this? It was a really handy visual aid when aligning things by eye (the mathematical align too's not always suitable for asymmetrical content).

Even better would be options for things like a rule of thirds of golden ratio grid, as per the crop tool.

You're saying he wasn't in control of the decision to do next to nothing anybody wanted with the Mac Pro that I'm still waiting on? Because hardly anyone (anymore, after all these years) wants a serious desktop computer (from Apple, since so many have already switched to PC) and the money is in the consumer products? I'll have to take back every evil thought I've had about him.

For sure, but remember Cristen, Jobs knew what was up and did his best to prevent all that from happening...

https://youtu.be/-AxZofbMGpM

And our hero Steve Jobs and Apple led the way! Consumer products anyone? Well, my goodness, they DO sell well. LOL

Yes, Joel, that's exactly it. Even though professional users are what made Adobe who they are today, we're being largely sidelined in favor of people who rarely use Ps.
So, even though professionals only make up a small % of the market, we do represent a MUCH larger % in pure hours of use. This is what marketing doesn't seem to understand. Amateurs use Ps maybe 10-20 hours/month, while thousands and thousands and thousands of professionals use it 40-60 hours/week! Unfortunately this is about $ and little else.

thank you! this has been driving me nuts!

thank you! this has been driving me nuts!

thank you! this has been driving me nuts!

thank you! this has been driving me nuts!