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Andy Post
Inspiring
June 7, 2019
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Load Files into Photoshop Layers is gone

  • June 7, 2019
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This is a function I used all the time.  But I let CC update all my apps and now the simple click click in bridge has been moved to file/scripts/Load files into stack/browse (navigate through windows explorer where i see file names instead of thumbnails rather than bridge where I"m looking at the files for crying out loud) / OK/OK.

Is there any way to tell Photoshop...or it's developers that I'd rather not take three times the number of clicks and a much more complicated method of navigating to the files I want to combine?

Share your thoughts, 

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      Correct answer Andy Post

      Oooooo.  I may have shot myself in the foot.  I rebuilt my laptop and used the "wayback machine".  Once done I updated all the apps.  BUT...looking at bridge it says it's version 7.0.0.93.  I'm betting I just THINK I'm using the current version, which I think broke something, when in reality I may be using an old version that didn't have it in the first place. 

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      jane-e
      Community Expert
      jane-eCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      June 7, 2019

      https://forums.adobe.com/people/Andy+Post  wrote

      now the simple click click in bridge has been moved to file/scripts/Load files into stack/browse (navigate through windows explorer

      Hi Andy,

      • Both commands are still there for me. Here is Bridge > Tools > PS > Load Files into PS Layers
      • And here is PS > Scripts > Load Files into Stack


      I have Bridge 9.0.3.279. What do you have?

      ~ Jane

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      Andy PostAuthorCorrect answer
      Inspiring
      June 7, 2019

      Oooooo.  I may have shot myself in the foot.  I rebuilt my laptop and used the "wayback machine".  Once done I updated all the apps.  BUT...looking at bridge it says it's version 7.0.0.93.  I'm betting I just THINK I'm using the current version, which I think broke something, when in reality I may be using an old version that didn't have it in the first place. 

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      Andy PostAuthor
      Inspiring
      June 7, 2019

      Yep...that was the problem.  I feel a fool.  I'd like to say that I'm usually smarter than that but........

      Sahil.Chawla
      Adobe Employee
      Sahil.Chawla
      Adobe Employee
      June 7, 2019

      Hi Andy,

      That does sound like a frustrating experience, we're sorry to hear about a bad experience with the update.


      Would you mind sharing your feedback here? Photoshop Family Customer Community

      As this forum is monitored by our engineers and they might look into it for future releases.

      We're working towards a better user experience everyday, and your voice matters!

      Thanks,
      Sahil

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