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Category Headings in Tool Bar on Right

Community Beginner ,
Mar 05, 2021 Mar 05, 2021

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The Category Categories (VIEW, SELECT, ENHANCE, DRAW, MODIFY, & COLOR) above the various grouped tools in the Tool Bar do not show.

How can I reduce the scaling of PSE2020 on my Windows10 laptop? I believe this is a resolution or scaling issue with this application. 

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Advocate , Mar 05, 2021 Mar 05, 2021

It's the 768px height that's causing the issue.

Needs to be 800px and above to see the headings on the Toolbox.

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Category "Headings"...

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Yep, you're correct - one of the system requirements for Photoshop Elements 2020 is a 1280x800 display. But Adobe kindly built in some graceful degradation, i.e. on displays with a lower resolution display they remove the Toolbox headings so you can still see all of the Toolbox on your screen.

 

If you go to Settings > System > Display in Windows 10, scroll down to Scale and layout, then set the Display Resolution to at least 1280x800. Restart Photoshop Elements and you should see your Toolbox headings again.

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Phil DC:

Thank you for your prompt and precise reply. 
The missing headings is not a big deal, and I'm glad Adobe built in that work around. 

I was on 2 chat sessions the other day with Adobe support, and neither rep knew about the 1280x800 display "requirement". 
I hope I'm not missing anything else because of the display requirement. 

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Interesting that my display is set at 1366x768 (Recommended). 

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It's the 768px height that's causing the issue.

Needs to be 800px and above to see the headings on the Toolbox.

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That 768px is the max height I can do on my laptop. 
It's a hardware issue, I know that now. Thanks again. 

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