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Window size to fit image

Community Beginner ,
Nov 10, 2022 Nov 10, 2022

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I have an annoying issue that I can't seem to solve.  I hope someone here can provide some hints or solves.  When I open a photograph in PS2023, the size of the window is much larger than the photograph, which leads to me accidentally scrolling away from the image when my finger brushes the mouse.

 

I would like to work with windows, not tabs, when opening images.  In prior versions, the window would be the same size as the image when viewing the full image, not zoomed in. So, there wouldn't be any scroll bars.  I understand the need to have scroll bars when zoomed in to the image, but when first opening it and viewing the whole image, not zoomed, why are there still scroll bars? 

 

Computer: iMac Intel I9

PS: 2023    fresh install in the last week

Preferences: Reset yesterday to factory settings.

          Unchecked box that says "open images as tabs"

 

I can't find anything else to toggle on/off to try and effect this "feature".

 

Thank you in advance for any advice.

 

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Community Expert , Nov 11, 2022 Nov 11, 2022

See if going to Photoshop>Preferences>Tools and unchecking Overscroll fixes the issue.

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Nov 10, 2022 Nov 10, 2022

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Could you please post screenshots with the pertinent Panels (Toolbar, Layers, Options Bar, …) visible? 

Duid you disable tabs in the Preferences? 

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Thanks for the reply.  Yes, I disabled tabs in Preferences.

 

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See if going to Photoshop>Preferences>Tools and unchecking Overscroll fixes the issue.

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Jeff,

 

You are THE MAN!  This did it.  Thank you so much!  Overscroll was so frustrating and now I'm so happy.  Have a great day and thank you again! 

John

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