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Random Bugs CC 2023

New Here ,
Jan 13, 2023 Jan 13, 2023

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Hello,

I have recently been running into random problems with Photoshop 2023, especially with the letter 'T' on my keyboards and Undo command.

 

Most of the time when I use T to go to the Text tool or Ctrl-T the shortcuts work as expected, but sometimes I have to hold the T key while using that tool. Disabling Spring-loaded Tools stopped this, but it was weird it was only this key. T does not stick when typing or in other programs.

 

More importantly, my Undo shortcut (ctrl-Z) mostly works until it reverts my document back to when I first opened it! Using Shift-Ctrl-Z then redoes the first redo of my history, but I can only redo the first time. I am losing a lot of progress because this is randomly happening. Please help!

 

Travis

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Community Expert , Jan 13, 2023 Jan 13, 2023

The undo issue has been noted and confirmed here:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-should-photoshop-v24-1/idi-p/13427210

The type tool shortcut could be managed under Preferences/Tools/and unchecking Spring Loaded Tool Shortcuts.

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Jan 13, 2023 Jan 13, 2023

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Hi @Travis5D04 

 

Curious if you have tried changing the springboard keyboard shortcuts time? By default it is set to 200ms which is what it has been for years so if that doesn't work for your workflow, increase the timing or uncheck that option so that spring-loaded keyboard shortcuts are disabled if that fits your workflow.

 

Thank you,

Cory

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The undo issue has been noted and confirmed here:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-undo-history-is-not-functioning-as-it-shou...

The type tool shortcut could be managed under Preferences/Tools/and unchecking Spring Loaded Tool Shortcuts.

kevinstohlmeyer_0-1673643851123.png

 

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Awesome, thank you for the responses! I had never had Spring-Loaded Tools enabled before, so when it started happeneing I didn't know what to do; but yes, unchecking the box did stop it and resolve that problem. For transparency of reporting, though, I mainly wanted to inform that it was weird only one key was affected by that issue. Even when the s-l tools box was checked at 200ms other shortcuts like G or B worked just fine, and so did the key T most of the time (on 2 different PCs and 3 different keyboards, one new).

Thank you so much for the info about the undo behavior. Looking forward to the fix!!!

 

Travis

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Its a new feature.

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