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Yes, it starts with someone asking about copy/pasting on all selected layers and then suddenly its about opening images and tab-order. I scrolled up and down making sure it showed correctly
Have you checked the initial question of this post? Not sure why you attack me about this
Perhaps you see something different, but this is what i see
By @schroef
And have you bothered reading on to the next post by the creator of this thread (see screenshot)?
(edit: It seems the original poster was fine shifting their attention to the order of opened files.)
I find your conduct on this thread peculiar.
Im kinda baffled why most to all answers above are almost all about something completely different. I see stuff about opening documents. Is this forum getting totally mingled or what?!
By @schroef
Who knows?!
The OP was a hit-and-run, so there is no clarification there.
The first reply was about open document order, then it took on a life of its own from there! :]
In a belated attempt to answer the OP:
Not sure what your job I'd, o guess it's free will
@Stephen Marsh why are you all over the place lately? Is this a paid job?
By @schroef
I might be misunderstanding/misinterpreting, so could you please elaborate on what you were trying to express with this post?
I'm curious how come he seems to be answers Ng so many posts. Coming up with code examples and links to other posts. This takes a lot of time. Therefor I was curious if he perhaps an Adobe employee
By @schroef
No, I'm not an Adobe employee, however, if any recruiters are reading this... :]
Well I think you would/could be an excellent guide here on the forum!
By @schroef
Thank you, I believe that this is why I was originally nominated to become an Adobe Community Expert and this is of course an ongoing expectation to hold this volunteer position.
I'm curious how come he seems to be answers Ng so many posts. Coming up with code examples and links to other posts. This takes a lot of time. Therefor I was curious if he perhaps an Adobe employee
By @schroef
In that case I had misundertood indeed; I suppose the non-literal meaning of the phrase »to be all over the place« influenced me here.
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