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Hello:
I've reset my prefs today and find one change that I need to correct but don't know which Preference item to modify.
I work in Standard Screen Mode (on an iMac running OS 10.14.6). When I open an image, it gets centered horizontally/vertically in my workspace. The problem now is that I cannot move the image at all!
Good news: When I press "f" to switch to "Full Screen Mode with Menu Bar," I can easily move the image with my finger on my mouse.
And when I repress "f" to switch to "Full Screen Mode," I can move the image.
But when I revert to "Standard Screen Mode," the image remains fixed in the center, unable to be relocated by me and the gentle touch of my finger on my mouse!
Please help me reset the appropriate preference setting.
Thanks, in advance.
Warren
Message was edited by: Sahil Chawla
Hi Warren:
Enable Overscroll in Preferences > Tools.
~Barb
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Hi Warren,
That does not sound good, let's make it right.
Could you please let us know the exact version of Photoshop you're working with?
Regards,
Sahil
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Hello, again, Sahil!
Thanks for your prompt e-reply.
I'm running v. 20.0.5.
I could move images freely before I reset the Preferences file.
Lemmeeeeno what you suggest I do. Thanks.
Warren
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Hi Warren:
Enable Overscroll in Preferences > Tools.
~Barb
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BarbBinder is probably correct because I think Overscroll is off by default (e.g. after Preferences are reset). So you have to turn it back on.
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Worked for me. Thanks Barb.
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Thank you very much, Barb! That reset works for me.
I looked at the Tools pane for possible options from which to choose but never touched "Overscroll," whatever that means. It would be helpful to either rename "Over scroll" more intuitively or add a parenthetical tooltip suggesting its use.
Nevertheless, I'm thankful that you put a smile on my face by your most helpful suggestion.
Warren