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How do I anchor a photo so it doesnt move when I move the cursor?
Using Mac
thanks
Try opening the Photoshop menu, then choosing Settings > Tools and then disable Overscroll.
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Try opening the Photoshop menu, then choosing Settings > Tools and then disable Overscroll.
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thank you - I think that did it
What is the purpose of overscroll?
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Overscroll controls how much you can scroll when the document is at Fit on Screen magnification or lower.
When Overscroll is enabled, you can freely scroll/pan the canvas at any magnification, because the scroll bars are available even if the entire document fits within the screen. Overscroll can help move both a canvas and an open dialog box out of each otherās way, so that you can more clearly preview the effect of your changes while the dialog box is open. This tends to be more of a benefit on a large display, when you might prefer that a dialog box and the canvas under it are not both centered on the screen on top of each other if there is room to spread things out.
But if you never need to do that, you might not like how easy it is to slide the canvas around (like if you hold down the spacebar by accident, which activates the Hand tool), so in that case itās better to disable Overscroll, which does not display scroll bars if the entire document fits within the screen. It locks the canvas to the center of the area not covered by panels, so you canāt āoverscrollā past the document edge at Fit on Screen magnification or lower.
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Thank you that was extremely helpful
how do I set fit on screen in PS? I know how in LR but not here
I've tried to click the percentage in the lower left of the screen but it's not clickable
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how do I set fit on screen in PS? I know how in LR but not here
By @Mark30Croton
Choose View > Fit on Screen or press the keyboard shortcut shown next to the menu command.
or
Double-click the Hand tool.
I've tried to click the percentage in the lower left of the screen but it's not clickable
By @Mark30Croton
It's clickable, you can enter a new magnification percentage.
But, you canāt type āfitā in it.
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thanks. My cursor didn't turn to an I bar and allow me to type on it.