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I'm studying Phtoto Shop by Tutorial. I'm expecting to open "New Layer Dialog" by double clicking Background layer. However other dialog opened instead. I'm using Mac. Detail is following.
< How to create error >
Start Photoshop > Help > Hands-On tutorials > Add visual effects > Create a symmetrical photo effect with a Blend mode > Start Tutorial > Blue Dialog " Double - click the Background layer to open the New Layer Dialog and convert it to regular layer. Click OK. "
So I double Click as instructed ==> But "Layer Style Dialog" opened instead of "New Layer Dialog" Then I couldn't proceed this tutorial.
<<< How can I open "New Layer Dialog" as instructed by this tutorial ? Please support me. >>>
< My System & Software Version >
Mac Book Pro
macOS Ventura 13.1
Adobe Photoshop 24.1.1
@Kazushige283590151tsj wrote:
Jane,
Thank you for Background Layer explanation.
You might try practicing on an image that is not the tutorial — it will be less frustrating! Try double-clicking different areas of the Background layer in the Layers panel, moving from right to left. (Up/down does not make a difference.)
Jane
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Yes, I am facing the same issue. The layer is already a normal layer, so by double clicking opens the Layer Style window.
If I am converting the layer into a background layer, by double clicking it opens the New Layer dialog, but the tutorial will not progress.
I am on Windows 11 Pro.
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Feb. 2025. This tutorial still seems to have the same problem as described above. Guess I'll be skipping this one and I'll figure it out as I get better with the software.
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I am logging this with Adobe.
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I looked at this earlier today and found that when I double-clicked the title, it went into rename mode and highlighted the word "Background".
Thinking about it again, the only way this could happen is if it not really a background layer — it's a regular layer named "Background". If it were a true Background layer, it would have been renamed to Layer 0 and the tutorial would have continued.
Do you agree or do you have other thoughts?
Jane
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Thanks for logging it with us. I have shared your feedback with our product team and requested them to make the suggested changes to the excercise file in the in-app tutorial in Photohsop.
Thank you,
Mohit
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